The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1798-11-14 00:00:00, page 1

New Insurance Office.
THE subscriber most refpectfully
informs the public, that a New
Ivsurance Orrick is established in this
town, on very liberal principles, where
such persons as may have occasion to
secure their VEessers or MERCHANDIZE,
from the many rifques that attend
navigation, are invited to call on him,
who will promptly attend to the busi
ness. ' | :
N. B. The Company of Underavriters
meet at the Hotel on Tuesday and Friday
evenings, at 7 o clock.
/ Wm. Gardner, Broker,
Portsmouth, O&. 29, 1798.
State of New-Hampthire.
NOTICE is hereby given to the non-re
sident proprietors and owners of land in
the town of Tamwortk, who have ot paid
their highway and state taxes for the year
1798,that unless they pay said taxes to me the
fabfcriber, on or before the 26th day of De
cember next, so much of their land as will
pay the fame together with incidental char
ges, will be fold at public vendue, at the
dwelling house of Simon Gilman,in said town
at 10 o’clock A.M.on said day. [ ~
FEs i
S RN G cuscts
T Stickney, S. partof 3 6 100 28 7
do north end, south part 3 o 100 28 7
Joseph Hall, jr. east 6 3
range, long lots } §o A 0 SOKRP. . ¥
do long lots,corwayridge 10 ER 50 14 4
do. * 11 ER 50 14 4
Daniel Stickney, 6 6 100 28 7
o 0 - 9. 8 100 28 7
John Cochran, 3 510028 7
do. 5 5 100 28 7
Stephen Holland, 8 7 100 28 7
.. do, 3 310028 7
Jonathan Cochran, - 2 6 10028 7
James Wallace, e 5 100 28 7
By, . g 8 100 28 7
{faac Cochiran; 1 5 100 28 7
- do. south end of" 29 7 50 1494
Jonathan Morridon, . 4 5 100 28 7
‘. e 20 7 100 28 7
James Head, S.ead of 21 7 50 14 4
do. weft range long \ @
‘dots on corway, }TR IO S
* < do. n’dﬁ, - Bwßr 10028 7
George Abbot, ° 7 5 100 28 7
Israel Gilmaan, A 1 100 28 7
: @0 5- v <L BCrOO- 98409
Jacob Fowler, ' B 1 100 28 ¥
do. - 5 7-100 98 7
Thomas Coglwell, 4 6100 28 7
do. "1 7 100 28 7
- do. "4 8 10028 7
: . do. 10 ' 6o 14 2
, ~ do. 20 8100 28 7
‘:f"ofzch;lzt:;mk‘n o 2 4 100 28 7
do. firip com’s, N.end of o 0 8/°dgolgs 3
do. nprth endsof 1,2, 3&4 8 50 14 4
Lt. John Webfler, 12 5 100 28 7
James Cochran, 13 5 100 28 7
James Cochran, jr. 15 5 100 28 7
do. E 4 100 28 %
William Rogers, 8 5 10028 7
Andrew M’Millan, : 100 288 7
do. ran. 50 acre 10t5,07& 98 100 28 7
Samuel Osgood, 15 6 100 28 7
. James Osgood, 12 6 100 28 7.
5 do, " NG 110098 7
Jonathan Siickney, * 17 67100 28 7
: do. 19 0 50 14 4
do. weft Danford lot, :
weft of Fields, } 5934 4
Josiah Miles, C 3 Icoeß 7
' do. F I 100 28 7
John Webfier, Eig. } :
“mill priv. dedué:d, | '°s 4513 8
i do. 45,22& 24 - 150 42 11
Samuel Cochran, D 3 100 28 7
"Alexander Lesley, 22 50 T ;
dtre lots 38 &40 100 87.
Joseph Emery,N.endof 10 4 50 24 4
do,-eaft fide of < 117850 14 4
do.the norzhkendsof 5& 6 s 100 28 7
Walter Bryent, jr. Efg. 11 5 100 28 7
do. in soderelots,no.36& 34 100 28
.Robert Fulton,, . B 4 10028 7
Robert Barnet,S. end of 12 3 50 14 4
do. niorth end of 2 2 5014 4
Al DY 30714 &
Samuel Dickeyy iz 50 T
acrelots, - 558 51 . 100 20 7
Samuel Moore, 850 . OVi
acre lots, No. 5,7, .263&3.# 200 56 I 4
gamcsll).wy¢r,' . B glogeß 7
amuel Gilman, .' 4 4 100 28 7,
FU. Lol Bt 38 80 5.7 v S
acrefots, . 9 &'lO 310028 7
T i L TR &g oog 88T
Robert M'Donald, 2 4 10 28 7
gﬂhn:ﬂm@»,mmf .25 100 28" 7:
-%.‘le;'émﬂsaf . .. .2 do 100 28 7
ﬂ',_ a"o b S 227 7*
o "0' . g:d" 28 21 6
g;, b- 6do 5415 4
e g 100 kB9
foutklyof Weta ﬁda,}s L RACTY
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PORTSMOUTH: (New-Hamrsuirg)—PußLlSHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING BY fOHY MELCHER; PriNTER 'ro_ THE STATE, AT Hls OFFICE CORNER OF MARKET STREAST,
WHERE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THIS PAPER, ADVERTISEMENTS, AND ARTICLES OF INTELLIGENCE ARE THANKEULLY RECELVED.
et Hampshire Gasette.
State of New-Hamp/fhire. :
, County of Grafton.
NOTICE is hereby given to the
non-resident proprietors and
owners of land in Dorchester, in the
State and county aforefaid, who have
not paid their taxes for the year 1798,
that unless they pay the fame to' the
subscriber, so much of their land as
will pay the fame with incidental char
ges will be fold at public vendue at
the dwelling house of Joseph Burley,
E{q. in said town, on the 16th day of
January, 1799, at 10 o’clock, A. M.
unless prevented by previous payment.
- State Rway
No. Diwv. Cts, Cs.
Samuel Parker, 100 3 5% 38
John Parker, 100 3 5+ 38
William Gardner, 100 2 8% 59
100 3 5% 38
Dan’l Peirce, Esq. 100 3 53 38
James Melcher, 100 I §3 38
Ric’d C. Shannon, 100 2 11 %%
Geo : Marshall, jr. 100 2 55 38
Thomas Porter, 100 2 5§ 38
Jobn Hous, Esq. 100 1 5% 38
Abijah Smith, 100 1 8% 3§9
Joseph Patterson, 100 2 7 3
Otis Little, 100 2 5% 38
Thomas Davidson, 100 1 7 5%
Jothua Brackett, 100 2 11 75
Benzenjer Salter, 100 2 8% 59
Afahel Clarke, SOO 2 ‘%% 38
. 0037 55
Paul Langdon, 100 2 5% 38
John Nelson, Esq. 100 2 55 38
- 100 3 5% 38
Sam’l Hobart,Efq. 100 2 5% 38
Ebenezer Lewis, 100 2z 11 %5
John P. Williams, 100 t 55 38
Wifeman Claggett, 100 2 53 38
John Smith, 100 2 8% 59
Jacob Marfton, 100 3 &% 38
Ambrose Chufman, 100 2 5% 38
: ' 100 3 8% 359
Henry Sherburne, 1002 §%& 38
100 3 53+ 38
Joseph Ward, 100 2 5% 38
Jonathan Freeman, fco 1 53 38
Johnr Sparhawk, 100 2 53 38
Giles Tiffiny, 100 2 5§53+ 38
B - 100 3 5z 38
David Woodward, 85 3 5 32
. GILMAN FOLSOM, Colle“.or.
Dorchester, O&. 24, 1798.
_TO be fold at public vendue to
L. the highest bidder, by me the
subscriber, on the second Tuesday of
January next, at 10 o’clock in the
forenoon of said day, at the dwelling
house of me the subscriber, in Bridg
water, in the county of Grafton, and
State of New-Hampshire ; so much of
the following lots of land in Bridg
water as will pay the highway and
State taxes for the year 1798, annexed
to the fame with incidental charges,
unless prevented by previous payment
of {aid taxes levied for the year 1798.
Sl - Nodiw.g’ty h'wy.flat.
} 2 - Csls.
Dr. A. Blaschard, 6o 2 100 75 10
Mathew Thornton, 13 2 100 75 10
' ‘ 17 2 100 50 7
William Tolferd, § 3 160 50 7
James M’Farfon, 14 2 100 7§ 10
James Shirley, 77 2 100 50 7
James Shirley, jr. 79 2 100 50 4
John Tolford, jr. - 40 .2 100 7§ 10
Robert M’Murphy, 55 2 100 50 %
O g 100
John Mills,, ' 39 2 100 3; xg
Capt. Nafon Cofs, 15 2 50 37
Baniel Ordway, 15 2 5040 3§
John M’Murphy, .61 2 100 75 10
Timothy Ingals, 64 2 100 75 10
Jothua Tolford, 48 2 100 68 ¢
John Wentworth, 54 2 100 %5 10
Phinehas Sargent, 35 2 100 50 7
Mefervey & others, 5 2 30 25 g 4
Joseph Morril, - 36 1 30 25 4
SAMUEL STEARNS, Colle@or.
Bridgwater; Ogt. 5, 1798. Foihe
- State‘'of New-Hampshire.
YOTICE is bereby given to the
N‘ non-resident ~proprietors and
owners of lands in the town of Wolf.
boreugh, who have not paid. their
- highway and State taxes for the year
1798; that so much of their lands will'
be fold at public.vendue; at the dwell
ing house of Mr. Thomas Whittle, in'
said town, on the firlt day of Januvary:
next, at tenwf the clock in the fore
noon, as will pay said rtaxes with inci.
.dental charges, unless prevented by
previous payment, - State,Road.
Jotham Odiorne, 16 150 18 064
: Joa"’a,smino'f»: . 17.300 56 Igg
. Jotes Southern, - . 3,3 o 0 A
- Stephen Evans, 7 286 44 155
Sumuel Tucker, “ 72 14 46
ﬁiﬁm Johnson, 400 321 ¢
'~ JONA. BICKFORD; jr. Colls&tor.
Wollborough, O&. 19, 1798, -
— MY COUNTRY’s GOOD SHALL BE MY CONSTANT AIM —
WEDNESDAY, November 14, 1798.
- Treasury Department,
June 27, 1798.
NOTICE is hereby given, That by virtue
. N of anaß, pafled during the present ses
sion of Congrels, so much of thea entitu
led ¢« An a& making further provision for
‘¢ the support of public credit, and for the
‘¢ redemption of the public debt”’—pafled
the third day of March, 1795, s bars from
settlement or allowance, gcniﬁcatee, com
monly called Loan Office and final fettle.-
ment Certificates, and Indents of Interefls,
is suspended unul the 12th day of June,
which wiil be in the year 1799. g
That on the liquidation and settlement of
the said Certificates, and Indents of Interest,
at the Treasury, the Creditors will be enti
tled to receive Certificates of funded Three
Per Cent. Stock equal to the amount of
the said Indents, and the arrearages of in
terest due on their said Certificates, prior to
the firft day of Januvary, 1791.
That the principal sums of the said Loan
Office and final settlement Certificates, with
the interest thereon, since the Ift day of Ja
nuary, 1791, will be discharged after liqui
dation at the Trealury, by the payment of -
interest and reimbursement of principal, e
qual to thefams which would have been pay
able thereon, if the said Certificates had been
subscribed, pursuant to the Af&ls making
provision for the debts of the United States,
contrafled during the late war, and by the
payment of other sums, equal to the market
value of the remaining gSm(:k, which would
have been created by such subscriptions as
aforefaid, which market value will gc deter
mined by the Comptroller of the Treasury.
OLIVER W(gLCQTT. Secretary of
: the Treasury.
June Q [6m.]
Philadelphia, June goth, 1798, -
Public notice is hereby given,
PURSUANT to the a& of Coagrels,
- palled on the 12th day of June 1798,
entitled, ¢ an a& refpe&ing Loan b.ﬂ%cﬁ'
and fipal settlement certificates; Indents of
interest, and the unfunded or registered debt
credited in the books of the Treasury.”
Ift. That on the application of the cre
ditors refpeétively, or their logal attornies
at any time after the last day of December
in the ‘prefent year, the principal sums of
the unfunded or registered debt of the Uni
ted: States credited on the books of the trea
sury, or commissioners of Loans will be re.
imburfed at the treafary of the United States.
ed. That interest upon the unfunded ‘or’
regificred debts aforefaid will cease from and
alfter the last day of December in the pre
sent year. : L
3d. That the créditors refpeflively will
be entitled on requisition to receive from
the proper officers of the treasury, c#ktifi--
cates -:; funded three' per cent flock, ejual :
to the arrearages of Interest due on the debis
aforefaid prior to the fitlk day of January,
one thousand seven hundred and pinety-one.'
- By order of the Board of C@""‘;ﬁ“"ﬁ ;
D of the Sinking Fund.
- EDWARD JONES, Secretary.
- (If "applied for soon) '
4% Two Houle Lots,
On the south fide of Deer-fireeti—ln
quire of JOHN NOBLE, sear.the:
fer?? :ee R T
' Portsmouth, O¢t: 30,1798
New Goods. -
Oliver Briard
Has jufft yeceived a general assortment of
Fall and Winter Goods,
Which are now opened and ready for
sale, at his thop in Market-street,
cheap for cash.
Portsmouth, O&. 31, 1798.
_ State of New-Hampthire.
G rafon, fl.
NOTIQE 18 hereby given to the non
resident owners of land in the township
of Apthorp, alias Littleton, in said county,
who have not paid their county tax for the ,
year 1797, ancrathr.ir highway tax for the
year 1798 ; that unless they pay their said
taxes (viz.county and highway taxes) to me
the subscriber, on or before the gth day of
January next, so much of their land as will
pay the fame, together with incidental
charges, will be fold at public vendue to the
highest bidder, at the house of Henry
Bemies, in said Littleton, at 10 o’clock
A. M, on said day.
undivided) high’ayy county
: land. ltax ’gg.l_tax '97:
i b e als.C.M.dis.C.M.
Moses Wheeler, 270 095 00 00 o
Smith Williams, 40 14 .8 {
Peleg Williams, 50 18 |
John Weatherfpoon, 200 78 5 g 1
Ben‘uirgWentwonb,f,oo 1755 7 8
John Hurd, 500 1 755 7 8
Nathaniel Carler, 400 141 =6 ¢
Alexander Phelps, 1000 3 52 15 6
John C. Jones, 1800 635 28 1
Moles Little, 11743 41 40
ditto, undivided 11848 acres, 189 9
John Baley, 3800 18 40 59 1
Nathaniel Peabody, 500 1 75
ditto, undivided 600 acres, 9 4
Samuel Blake, undivided 50 acres, 8
HENRY BEMIES, Colle&or.
Littleton, O&t. 18, 1798. |
Q LL persons having demands
against the estate of Nathaniel
Stevens, late of Stratham, deceased,
are requeited to exhibit the fame as
soon as may be ; also all persons in
debted to said estate are requested to
mgke immediate payment to
SIMON STEVENS; Executor.
Stratham, O&. 26, 1798.
Q S the AQUEDUCT is nearly
brought into the town of Porti
mouth, the coutfefor this year being
througjl Congress and Daniel streets.
~ This is to inform any persons living
in said fireets who wish to take water
from the Aquedué, for the use of
their families,. that they now have an
opportunity to furnifh themselves, by
applying tothe {fubferiber’s ftore,N°- 3
Portsmouth Pier, who will inform
the terms. GEO ; LONG.
Portsmouth, O&. 29, 1798.
. TO.BE SOLMB
| By Retail—By :
George Manent,
Opposite Doftc Curasr’s dwelling houses
a general assortment of -
Weft-India Gaoods &5 Groceries ;-
F OURTH proof Rum.
by the barrel ; French Brandy;
Holland Gin ; new -assortment - of*
Confeétionaries ; fhell’d. Almonds ;-
‘Raifins ; Chocolate. & R g T
. French Hair-Powder ; few
_bbls. {hip Bread ; new Bread as usual.
Portsmouth, Nov. 7, 1798.
Byvirtuc of alicence from the Fudge of
}}’ :'%Z‘l}jqdf the county of Rotﬁqg:a"a,
il be fold . e a 2 et
“At: Public Vendue,
On'Thurfday the 22d infl. at the late davel-
W ing Tosl of Teshrin oot L of
. Northampton, deceased, at 10 o'clock, in
SO much of the real
7 estate of said deceased, as will a
_mount. to twelve hundred and fifty.
‘dollars. ~ Conditions- of sale ‘tobe.
made known at the time and place.
~ .. JOHN FOGG, Executor. -
Northampton, Nev. 3, 1798 .
. FOR SALE,,
A good F/I,ﬁ{]\l pleasantly situated
In MADBURTY,
A BOUT 8 miles from, Pifcataqua
Bridge, on the main road lead
ing to Gilmantown, contains about
100 acres of excellent land, with a
thriving. young orchard, plenty of
mowing, tillage and pafturirg, is well
watered, has a convenient house and
out bvildings suitable for said farm ;
likewise about 50 acres of land in Bar
rington, which will be fold with said
farm or separate, for furtherparticulars
apply to TIMOTHY DREW, living
on said farm. O&. 31.
WE the subscribers being appointed
- ¥V Commissioners by the Hon. Judge
of Probate for the county of Rockinghain,
State of New-Hampthire, to receive and
examine and adjust the claims of the credi
tors to the estate of Nathaniel Bachelder,
late of Loudon, innholder, sdecealed, rec
aprefented insolvent, hereby give notice that
we will attend on said business at the house
of Anna Bachelder;, widow of said deceased,
on the last Monday. of this and the second
Mondays of the four following months,
from nine o'clock A. M. to fix o’clock
P, M. on each days.
SAMUEL PIPER, | |
MOSES CHAMBERLAIN,}Comm{/’S.
JOSEPH CLOUGH.
Loudon, O¢t, 23, 1798.
Q LL persons having any demands
against the estate of Mark Ham,
late of Portsmouth, in the county of
Rockingham, cabinet maker, deceased,
are desired to exhibit them ; and those
who are indebted to said estate are
‘requefted to make immediate pay
ment to LOIS HAM, Adminifiratrix.
Portfiisuth, Nov. 5, 1798.
‘S‘T'R'KYED or stolen, out of the
‘A field of Capt. Daniel Gale, of Gil
mantown, on Wednesday night the
3d day of O&ober last, a }igh; chefnut
MARE, about 15 hands high, with a
white strip in her face, dark main and
tail, trots all.—~Whoever will re
turn said Mare, or give information to
the subscriber, so that he may find her
thall have Ten Dollars reward.
. DANIEL BUSEL.
- East-Kingston, Nov. 5, 17¢8.
[ One Dollar & half pr Annum.
T HE person who took on the 11th
day of O&ober, inst. between 6
and 7 o’clock, P. M. an ENSIGN,
(almost new, the red part very bright)
from on board the ship Betsey, is re
quested to fend the fame to the sub
scriber’s store in Wathington-ftreet,
and no questions will be aﬁ:ed. :
Oé. 30. J. SALTER.
Dartmouth-College
LOTTERY. Claf Fifth.
’ HE Managers of Dartmouth-
T College. Lottery, to accomplish,
as far as. poflible, the design of the
Lottery, are again induced sto solicit
the patronage of the friends of Liter
ature, and request the attention of the
enterprising, to the chance- exhibited
in the following ~~~ ~ ~ ©
SCHEME.
Prizes. Dollars. - Dollars.
G of! . 2000 is 2000
o R - 1000 - 1000
SRR L e e N SRS e| OO
8 Ll AR, W eeo,
5 - 2007 s > - 1000
BE e TR w2BOO
o GO M T RO 1500
401.; SN 30. P Izoov
B i wierpidgen et U 1000
SRR Fouw A U o 1100
1350: s yovaßecta 10,800
0% e 00 s e [ 244000
4383 SThseomE R
6000 Tickets at 4. dollars, are 24,000
Subje& to a deduction of 125 per cents
: ’l!he Prize.of 1000 Dollars will be
placed tg the last drawn Blank. The
dxawin?will ‘commence at Concord,’
on Tturfday the 22d day of November
‘next ; and when completed, a Lz 3"
Prizes will be immediately publifbed,’
ﬁ)lbé%A RE] Ns’[ P
mmww@%’f}
Rich’d Evans
* Has opened part of his
Fall and Winter Goods,
C ONSISTING cf a good affort
.~ ment of such as are neceflary for
the seasons. He has a large assortment
of INDIA COTTONS, which ad
mit of an excellent choice, at his store
o;,)ppﬁte' the Printing-Office, Market
ftreet.
Portsmouth, O&. 30, 1798. :
MUFFS & TIPPETS,
Blankets, and
Devonshire Kerfeys,
- With a general assortment of
- FALL AND WINTER
COOODS
Jul received and for [ale,
cheap for cafh—px
Edward Parry,
At bis frore, Market-Street.
Portsmouth, Nov. 2, 1798. :
TAKE NOTICE!
THE CO-PARTNFRSHIP OF
- Lang, Brierly, & Co.
Will dissolve by agreement, on the firfl
day of Fanuary next.
ALL per.?or;{ i?:v_ing any demands on
‘4L A the said Firm are requested to call at
the flore in Pleafantsfireet, for payment, and
those indebted, are called upon to make a
final settlement, prior 1o that tilme,
The business aiill be carried on after the
Iff of Fanuary next, under the Firm of
- Wm. Lang & Co.
In the fame Store, avhg shall receive @
éwlete and exsenfrve assortment afS'
Early next Spring, consisting of a
chaice colletion of |,
Summer Goods, Hard
.. Ware and Cutlery.
Said Co-partners have eftab
lilhéd a House in Liverpool, (Eng'land)
under the Firm of THOMAS LANG &
Co. for the purpose of {hipping goods to,
and receiving consignments from the Uni
ted States of America.