The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1794-03-15 00:00:00, page 4

PEAS.
Long crocked
head Sugar Pea.
Early frame Pea.
Golden hotfpers ditto.
Early Chalton ditto.
Early Dwarf Pea.
Dwarf Marrowfat do.
Blue Marrowfat ditto.
Nicholas Pea.
Large Egg ditto.
Poland ditto.
Green Imperial ditto.
Dutch Admiral Pea.
Pearl & Nonesuch do.
BEANS.
Windsor Beans.
Long Pod ditto.
Sevy Beans.
Early Sixweeks ditto,
Crambery Beans.
Scarlet Beans.
Early White Bush do.
Quail headed Beans.
Hot{pur Beans.
RADDISH.
Salmon Raddifh.
Long purple ditto.
London Shorttop do.
Red Turnip Raddifh,
White Turnip ditto.
Black Spanith ditto.
CABBAGE.
Early Dutch Cabbage.
Early*Sugar Loef do.
Green Savoy do.
Early Yorkihire do.
Large Winter do.
Red Dutch Cabbage.
Early Dwarf ditto.
Globe Cabbage.
Early Pomfret ditto.
Flat Dutch Cabbage,
LETTUCE.
Tenice Ball Lettuce.
Early Lettuce,
Head ditto,
Marble Cofs dittc.
Albany Lettuce.
Green Cofs ditto.
Tobe SOLD,
At ERVING’s
Grocery & Seed Store,
No. 42, MARLBOROUGH-STREET,
BOSTON,
On the Best Terms for CASH,
A very general affurtment of
Welt-India GOODS :
ALSO,
AMERICAN axp ENGLISH
GRASS, GARDEN, and a/l other
S EEDS:
Warranted to be Fresn, and of the Latest
GrowTH
CONSISTING OF
FRESH GOODS.
it]amf:s Rundlet
efpetifully informs his friends and the public
in general, that he has
FUST OPENED,
And now ready for Sale,
At the Store adjoining Mr. FITZ’s Shop,
Opposite WILLIAMS’ and COFFIN’s Store,
- MARKET-STREET,
| A variety of
ENGLISH GOODS,
Suitable for the Season.
e i e AA A R R R A it o
Also, a few articles of
HARD WARE,
Among which are the following, viz.
I ONDON and Bristol-
Pewter, block-tin Tea-Pots, Tea-Trays
and Waiters, Frying-Pans, Sad-Irons, Devon
shire Shovels, Garden Spades, Locks, Hinges,
Latches, Table Steels, Knives and Forks, Pen
knives, Razors in Cases, Razor Hones, Brafles
for Desks, &c. &c.
Crockery & Glass Ware,
among which are a few setts blue and white
CHINA, blue edged PLATES, Soup - and
Sauce TUREENS, DECANTERS, WINE
GLASSES, &c. &c.
EXCELLENT
Dutch Clover-Seed.
Portsmouth, March 1794.
i ———— e e S s
BLanks elegantly print
ed on good Paper, may be procured, on the
fhortclt notice, at J. MeLcHER’s Office.
Bofion, March 3, 1794.
ONION.
Red Onion.
White ditto.
Silver {kin’d ditto.
Yellow Spanith Onion
Strafburg Onion,
Lemon Carrot.
Orange Carrot.
Beet.
Par{np.
Summer Bush Squash.
Mush Melon.
Water Melon.
Red Pepper.
Pumpkin.
Coriander.
Canary.
Hemp.
Rape.
Millit,
White Orice.
Green Brocolo.
TURNIP.
Early Stone Turnip.
Dutch ditto.
English White ditto,
Norfolk ditto.
Red top Turnip.
Early Yellow ditto.
Celery.
Endwe.
Parsley,
Pepper Grass,
Sweet Marjoram.,
Sweet Thyme,
Sage.
Early Colyflower.
Summer Savory.
Double pot Marrigold.
Saffron and Charvil.,
Balm and Borage,
(>arden Fennel,
Sweet Fennel.
Globe Artichoke.
Cardus Benidi&tus.
London Leek,
Grass Seeds,
Red Clover.
Herds Grass.
Red-Top.
Blue Top.
Foul Meadow, &c.
State of New-Hampshire.
OTICE is hereby givem to the non-
N resident proprietors and owners of
land in the town of Lancafter,who have not
paid their county tax for the year 1791,
that unless they pay said tax to me the
subscriber on or before the 28th day of
April next, so much of their iand as will
pay the fame together with incidental
charges, will be fold at public vendue, at
the house of Mr. Titus O, Brown, in said
Lancaster, at ten o’clock, A. M. on said
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| “IFldld 1 3 13
ﬁ 1 20 50 103 103 §0
| .~ Total
|..dd 8 & 4 b
TNy > 72 4.8 § 2 2
Eph.Shattack 194 ;8 g 2 %
Wil & 7.4 5§53 2 8
JolephStowell 1 7 4 5§ ¢ 2 92
EblbaCrofby 32 » 4 5 ¢ 8 2
iodas Shattuek 1. 7 4 5 t 273
. Mas 1 7. 4 2 3.2
DO Ml 1 7 4 -8 § =z 3
JORRININCEN 1.9 4 .5 . £ & 2
ChatlesMow 1 7 4 .5 ¢ 2 2
el tllle.ire 3 7 4 8 §.'3 3
Papiekale, L'y 4 . ¢ "2 2
Wm. Degaest 17 4~ -8 .22
Israel Ball, Y RN A
Israel Hale, L) ¢ ¢ e w R
loke Lincoln * 7 4 ¢ §° 3 2
Silas Rice $ 'y 4 ¢ & .3
AWsCaler £ 7 4. ¢ ¢ 3 3
Juvicaßend.. 't 3 4 .8 £ % 38
IMac oMt 1 7 4 5 & 3 2
N.Richardfon 1 7 4 § 5 2 2
John Sawyer 1 7 4 § § 2 2
Sam, Marble 1 7 4 § § 2 2
jobn-Rogers 1 7 4 s ‘¢ 2 2
‘Davici‘i FERS, 1 v 4 6 o 3
‘John'Sandeis 1 9 4 5 €& 2 2
JothamDeath 1 7 4 5 5 2 2
Solomon Fay 1 7 & 5. ¢ iz 2.
! _WILLIAM MOORE, Conitable.
Lancalter, Dec. 4, 1793. }
SULLIVAN.
State of New-Hampshire.
NOTICE is hereby given to the non
resident proprietors and owners of
land in the town of Sullivan, who have not
paid their county tax for the year 1793,
that unless they pay said tax to the sub
scriber on or before the second Tuesday in
May next, so much of their land as will
pay the fame, together with incidental
charges, will be fold at public vendue, at
the dwelling-house of Mr. Benjamin Eilis,
innholder in {aid town.
Benjamin | 30 Lt. Hall 2 1 5 50 3 Polly 20 Wilder
Stephen J 5 Burnham 8o o 50 9 7 Jonathan 20 Smith
814 Reuben Kidder g 50 0 12 10 2 Ditto 1
9 1794. 50 24, February Beebe Noah Sullivan, 20 6
Cummings Ditto 14 » Nathaniel 6 22 50 z2O 10 I .
e~ ~lemnant 3 Col. Stoddard’s heirs $ 16 60 30 20 11 6 Sumner
John ah BENJAMIN 7 KEMP, Dimmick 8 9 Colleftor.
1,2, Packer 3,4& Col. Thomas williey 6 .z eachl 4 7 7 100 O en
14 5o Seth Wheeler Ditto z 21 50 0 2 11 10
439‘ Ditto §&§ - 1, i, { Kilburn 6655 Josiah 21 :
Ditto 8:40¢ | soo 9 & 1, 3. Vanning 6 1 6 7 4 100 10 © Samuel
Ditto Liks L 400 Wright l Ignathan B 45 1 11 8 z
Ditto ) it 10 200 7% 30 7 Ditto 6
. B Beebe i 100 go 6 20 10 Noah "
Ditto 5,4%5 500 - 2 8 7655 23 Ditto
14 Ditto | Gilbert’s g ~ 6o ! 4 0 Samuel 10 10 100 heirs
IPR {Range.] s.d.q. Range, d.q. | Acres, Number Lots. No. Lots. Acres.
TO BE LET THIS SPRING,
The Mansion-House of
thq late THOMAS PACKER, deceafed,—Any
person wishing to Hire the fame, may know the
terms by applying to
| MOLLY PACKER.
Portlmouth, March 8, 1794.
State of New-Hampshire.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given, that a peti
tion has been preferred to the General-
Court, by SusaNNan DobcEr, of Amherst,
representing that soon after the decease of her
late husband she administered on his estate, and
presented an inventory of the fame to the Judge
of Probate, as being insolvent, who appointed
commiflioners to a(}{'u{’c the claims of the sever
al creditorsto said estate ; butthe claims brought
in, pursuant to notice given, did not amount to
a sum fufficient to make the eflate insolvent—
She then proceeded to the payment of debts,
which she did to a conﬁderagle amount—l"hat
not long after the termination of this commis
sion, some heavy demands a peared againit {faid
estate trom persons who wcrl knew of the ex
iftance of such commission, who for reasons un
known, did not bring in their claims *till it was
out of her power to pay them.—Suits were com
menced against her—and in one instance a large
{fum was recovered against her, and another 1s
now gcnding in the court of Common-Pleas.—
She therefore prays, that the Judge of Probate
may be authorized to issue another commission
of mfolvency on said estate, that an equitable
and final settlement may be made thereof ; and
allo, that all further proceedings in the law a
gainit {aid estate, may be flayed *till a return of
{uch commission is made,
Upon which petition a day of hearing is
apgomted before the General-Court, on the
firlt Tuesday of the next session ; and that she
cause the substance of said petition, and order
of court thereon, to be published three weeks
{ucceflively in the New-Hampshire Gazette,
commeneing fix weeks prior to {aid day of hear
ing, that any person or persons may then ap
pear and shew cause (if any they have) why the
prayer thereof may not be granted.
JOSEPH PEARSON, Scc’ry.
Secretary’s Office, Feb. 21, 1794.
10 BE SOLD,
A F a Rk M.
In Londonderry,
State of Vermont ;
ONTAINING one hundred and fe-
Cventy acres—one hundred and thirty
of which is under improvement ; forty a
cres of excellent interval—on said Farm
is a house forty feet by thirty, two stories
high,built in the year 1777—tw0 Barns,
one 3o by 45, the other 30 by 55 ; which
barns have not been {ufficient to hold the
produce of the farm : a delightful stream
of water, called weft river, runs thro’ the
farm, which affords plenty of salmon, sal
mon trout, and other river fith.—The
owners home being at a great distance
from said farm, he will fell it much below
the real value, and give an indisputable
title :
JAMES ROGERS.
February 16th, 1794.
N. B. Enquire of James M’Gregore,
Londonderry, or Robert M’Gregore,
Goffstown. - J
GCRAETON.
State of New-Hampshire.
NOTICE is hereby givem to the non-resi
dent proprietors and owners of land in
the town of Grafton, who are delinquent in
paying their county tax for the year 1791, that
unless they pay said tax to me the subscriber,
on or before the gd day of A‘pril next, {fo much
of their land as will pay the fame, together with
incidental charges, will be fold at public ven
due, at the dwelling-house of M. ll?.evi Mar
tin, innholder in {aid Grafton, at 10 of the
clock in the forenoon, on said day. Specie.
D. K. L. Acres. 5.4.
Aaron Barney, % 8 6 » o 9
S 41% o e 0
Stephen Smith, B 2 4 o b
¢ 5.0 . o e
R 215 o 0 01
‘i 621 ‘o o
+ 8.0 6. D 8
: & 9 o o 2
11580 O o 2
S 4% o o 9
8 &so® o 2
Cenftant Barney, iy o iloa
i 483 o o e
Aaron Barney, 3 188 . © o 4
Aaron Barney, 2: 2,85 .9 0 4
Stephen Smith, £ 3% & .8
Benoni Williams, .2 385 0 o g
Benjamin Martin, % .3 1 O o e
Undivided, $ 8 ¥ .o o 2
Undivided, F 9323 © o 2
Undivided, ? g 8 o "'eg
1085 . O 0%
‘sg o o 1
2 49 & 08
¥ id-08. 9. . 0
£ 5 5 0 . .08
3 R 9 .08
1 995 & 03
8 8 o §0
Tt 0 o 8
¥ 117 o o e
89 4 0 0e
%82 o oe
BARAK SMITH, Collettor.
Grafton, February 10th, 1794.
ALL persons having any demands oa
the estate of M r. T'Homas PacxEßr,
late of Portsmouth, deceased, are hereby
desired to bring them well vouched, to
the subscriber, who resides in the manfion
houfe of the said deceased, in said Ports
mouth—And all who are indebted to f{aid
estate are desired to make (peedy payment.
MOLLY PACKER, Administratrix of
{aid eltatre.
Portsmouth, February 20, 1794.
State of New-Hampshire,
PUBLIC notice 1s hereby given that a peti
tion has been preferred to the General,
Court by the inhabitants of the town of Stoddard
reprefenting that a new road is lately cut out
from Hazle’s bridge in Walpole to Macgregores®
bridge in Ggffstown, through a large tra& of un.
improved land, in said Stoddard, owned by
non-refidents——Therefore, they pray that an
aft may pass, empowering the town of Stoddard
to lay a tax of two pence per acre on all the
lands in {aid town for the sole purpose of mak.
ing Ifaﬂ'able the roads and bridges 1n said town,
‘Upon which [petition a day of hearing is ap
peinted on the second Wednesday of the next
{eflion, and that in the mean time the fubflance
of said petition, and order of court thereon, be
published in the New-Hampthire Gazette, three
weeks {ucceflively, commencing fix weeks prior
to said day of hearing, that any person or per
sons may then appear and shew cause (if any
they have) why the prayer thercof may not be
ranted,
B Attest, JOS, PEARSON, Sec’ry.
Secretary’s Office, Feb. 19, 1794.
VV HEREAS I the sub
scriber gave GARDNER GREEN,
E(q. in the year 1793 a power of attorney,
authorizing him, the said Green, to car
ry on a Law-Suit for me, against one
Thomas Johnlon, since which said John
son and I have fettled the matter and pas
sed Receipts ;—this is therefore to give
notice to all concerned that I do hereby
publickly difanul the aforefaid power of at
torney, and have dropped the aflion, and
wish all parties concerned therewith te
govern themfelyes accord;pgly
A 1S
- JAMES X HEARIN,
. mark
Pittsfield, March 10, 1794. |
"I°O be fold at Public
Vendue, on Wednesday the 14th of
May next,at eleven o’clock, A. M. at the
dwelling-house of the subscriber, in Portf
mouth—Soo much of the real Estate of
Capt. Joun PickerlNG, of said Portf
mouth~—confifting of part of a mill privi
lege and other real Estate, as wili pay his
taxes of 1789, which are as follows, viz.
"Three poundsin Silver, and one pound in
Certificates, and incidental charges, if
not prevented by previous payment.
SAMUEL HUTCHINGS, Colle&or.
Portsmouth, March 13th, 1794.
Y s s
"I'HE {ublcribers being
appointed by the Judge of Probate,
forthe county of Rockingham,acommittee
to receive and examine the claims of the
several creditors to the Estate of Ebenezer
Janvrin, late of Portsmouth, mariner, de
ceased, represented insolvent, (under the
administration of Martha Janvrin)—And
{ix months being allowed from the 11t inst.
for the several creditors to exhibit theig
claims :——Notice is hereby given that
we shall attend on said business at the Post-
Office in Portsmouth, on the second T uef
days of each month, until the time ex
pires, from 3 to 6 o’clock, P. M.
ISAAC RINDGE,
JEREMIAH LIBBEY,
D. R. ROGERS.
Portsmouth, March 10, 1794.
LL. persons who are indebted to the
A Estate of EBENEZER JANVRIN,
late of Portsmouth, Mariner, deceased,
are requested to make payment to
MARTHA JANVRIN, ddminifp’x,
Pertfmouth, March 10, 1794.
"]'HIS 1s to request all
persons who at any time heretofore
have purchased lands, formerly belonging
to the Eftateof THomas Packer, Efg.
deceased, former Sheriff of New-Hamp
shire, either of Governor Joun WenT
worTH, Esq. Executor of the said
Packer’ will, or since of THoMmas
PacxkEer, of Greenland, late deceased, in
testate, that they would as speedily as
pofiible, either put their deeds on record,
or give information of such purchase to
the subscriber, Administratrix of said last
mentioned T'HoMmas PackEer’s Eftate,in
order that such lands may not inadvert
ently be exposed to sale. -
MOLLY PACKER, - Aduminifivatrix of
Jaid Estate.
Portsmouth, March 8, 1794.