The New-Hampshire gazette and general advertiser — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1793-03-06 00:00:00, page 4

DUNST ABL.E.
State of New-Hampshire.
OTICE is hereby given to the
N non-resident proprietors of land
in the town of ‘Dunftable,who have not
paid their taxes for the year 1789,
that unless they pay said tax to me the
fubfcriber,on or before the zd Thursday
of March next, so much of their land
as will pay the fame, together with in
cidental charges, will be fold at Pub
lic Vendue, at the dwelling house of
Mr. William Whittle, innholder,
in said town, at 10 o’clock, A. M. on
said day. Indents.fpec.ord.fil’r.
. 4 5 d.w d.
Jof. Knight and }
Chris. Temple Tl M ORaW
Chriftop’r Temple 0 10 0 3 o 1
Obadiah Perry 38 9 0 8",
S’l Waldow’sheirs o 8 o 2z o 1‘
Capt. Blan
chard’s heirs }o B P 38
Hancock & Jose.
Tyler’s heirs:[ }6 A"
" Common Land 19 6 8 9 1
Mrs. Wardwell’s
i }o 0.0 3.0 %
NATHAN FISK, Constable.
Dunftable, Feb. 16, 1793. |
LL persons indebted to, or that
A have any demands against the
estate of ARTHUR BRANSCOMB,
late of New-Market, mariner,decealed,
are desired to exhibit the fame imme
diately to the subscriber for settlement,
MARY BRANSCOMB, 4dminiftratrix.
New-Market, Feb, 14, 1793,
; NEWGRANTH A M.e——Sstate of New-Hampshire. , 1
THE followmg Tax-bill contains the taxes for 1786 and 1789.—The taxes for 1786 are on a 6o acre lot—l/3 on
; the Ift Hundred—l:4. on a 2d Hundred—7 14, on the &ter Divifion==z4. in silver, and the fame in Indents—the
remainder of the sums are for 1789 ; And so much of said land as will discharge the taxes with with incidental charges.
will be fold at public vendue, at the dwelling-house of the fubferiber in New-Grantham, on the 26th day of Maich,
instant, at ten o’clock, A. M. unless prevented by previons payment.
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’ Specie. Indents.
Ifracl Jones : s. d. 5. d, s. d. s. d.‘ s. d. s. d. .& sl
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Charles Doolittle, s .00 45 18 1.098 i : &80 .8 3¢ 1 18§ : ;
E??jah Williams, il, Mo 14 i 7
!’;‘;i.}f‘iﬁ Williamg, E(quire, et 38 %% 12 18 3 19204 %47 12534 s2R as
Mils Paglier, e 23 23 47 ®lll 1358 4 %% 49 &Y oY r3r oV
J‘}m Williams, e 900 930-38 131318 9. .09 .30 39 25 8.9
fames Lwire, St : A
Captain Samuel Hunt, _— 5 ‘¢ b g
Oliver Doolittle, — 0. 900 018 000 B ¥ B 90 i3y .0 Doy Y
Arad Hunt, s s O BRVIg O 1 1A DOO 17 AN 1. 228 19
Gad Lyman, .00 37 318 0,00 K4lO 00 3737 G 90 %
Elitha Hunt, —— : 330 K & ¥ . 3.9% 1 %
James Stoodley, Esquire, s 28 189 v 19 8¢ 2% . 280 %9
David Field, i v 388 k 1.9
Lieutenant Samuel Athley, — M. Dir 1.5 38 14 1 2.8 k 3 %
Oliver Ashley, ¢ L 8 1 ' 7381 9% o boO .39 % 238 % 9
Joseph Stebbins, e —_— g 3 B Wl L 4 000 B 8 39 % .84F } 9
Eliekim Stebbins, o i —— ¢ B R
Martin Ashley, e s 5683 g A B 2 LEL GSO .47 SSy S a3tk b Y
Benjamin Hall, junior, Esquire, S 188 t 18888
Lieutenant Samuel Hunt, ———mv _— 1 2738 t 4 8381 ¥
John Hunt, —— —_— prewes 065 508 BiglAii .0 B 0 188 6830 1 ¥
Daniel Jones, Esquire, e s —— b 1Y
Amos Tute, —_— — ¥ © 8 3 18. 0 8
John Hunt, jun. e e B 09 3 vBl .8 B .60 4 2D F 23 00
Samuel Patridge, e Ny 4 1 2
George Field, —_— — 08 .23 5 A 8 s Av bR RS SH VY N 23k 38
Rufus Wells, —_— —3% 8.3 113 y gy 17
Bunker Gay, e —_— I'°' 08 o 0 0 148 5 &
Moses Belding, — : 1 4 Y.
Lucius Doolittle, e s t 3314 © 0@ B 60 1. 338 3.4
Moses Hawk, s e §1 33 o o 086 t 5 N 13 1y
Medad Pomroy, e —_— -2y ¥ P 03 4. &
James Nevin, Esquire 8. 4% B A% 1 57 0% 18 8 Rt a 0
Colonel John Hawk, s 'S sn. 4 430 g B 09 8} G9Ol % 2408
Thomas Rockwood, e St 58 .28 10 18 1.08 1. 468 45 g $7.2.009 4. %
Josiah Jones, e e §8 %4 U 0 1§ o 00 0 9 48 47 06839 o
Nathaniel Dickerson, —_— W is 21 Ee oß} § B s 330 S WS4
William Polfrey, e : 3 10 2. 08 4:'% O 00 34 2% 1938 3 7
Benjamin Barret, = ——— oot S 5 93 AY A% 105 18 85 6787 ¢ L A 4 bW
Seth Field, Esquire, -— 9 19 8 18 % 3183 1 .4.10 34 49 87 % 2% 4.9
Phineas Lyman, e e bO4 13 47 28 % 83 % 406 T 3 87. 37 1 .48 1%
Thomas Williams, junior, & 3 3 i 13 &7 13 1 3.4
‘Oliver Warner, —_— —_— B 3% 1 v% & S 8 7. .88 188
Elias Jones —_— —3% 1% 1 v $2 31 1.%% 1 9
James Stoodley, junior, =~ —— P: 1N Y 1 3.0 4 s 19 3. 2% 1.7
Abigail Hall, R — sy 48 B 8 43 39 3 ¥35 0 &0 47 & ST ) Ay o 1 oy
Rufus Field e — 21 1 3
Simeon Alexander - P .44 1.3
EBENEZER STEBBINS, Colle&tor.——e———New-Grantham, March 35, 1793.
BLANKS, as usual, of
all forts, printed and fold at J., MeL
cHER’s Printing-Office.
and} Joseph Knight sd sd.is 4 d.sd
- 02:0%7 John 03 016 Gould 1
33 8 2.99 94 Perry o Obadiah
} SamuelWaldow,Brig.
ol ooofol Perry’s oo 2 0 heirs Obadiah
Excel. John Han His
o 3 103 Temple Christopher 12 olr
o 1 04 Blanchard’sheirsoz Capt. 01 o 5
by 8¢ 8 120 . Common land
his heirs EFI 0 R
Temple 2 o 031 08 Chris. }o2 .
§ 7510 35 21 21 heirs of cock and
1793. February 16, Dunftable,
Joseph Tyler
' certifi jpecie. C'ty. fpe.ord.ind’s.
CUTTER, Constable, NATHAN
DUNSTABLE,
State of New-Hampshire.
OTICE is hereby given to the
Nnon-reﬁdent proprietors and own.-
ers of land in the township of Dunfta.
ble, who have not paid their taxes for‘
the year 1788, that unless they pay
said taxes to me the subscriber, on or
before the 2d Thursday in March
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 William Whit.
tle, innholder in said town, at 10 of
the clock, A. M. on said day.
. State of New-Hampthire.
NOTICE is hereby given to the
proprietors of land in Barnftead,
who have not paid their taxes for the
years 1784 and 1787, that unless they
pay said taxes to me the subscriber, on
or before the 19th day of March 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. John Bickford,
innholdger in said town, at z o’clock,
P. M. on said day.
First division,
1784. 1787,
No. Acre.s. d. 1. s.
Benj. Walton, 114 60 o o 1 10
Second division.
Tho. Laighton, 67 100 16 8 2 10
Rufus Ewers, 68 100 o o 2z 10
Valin. Chatman,7s 50 8 3 1 g
Ezek. Eastman, 76 15 1 8 5 o
Commons.
Benjamin Colbeth, 8 o o 2z o
John Tafker, Esq. 43 o o 116
500 acres,heretofore common
land, now in possession of 12 10
Joseph Peirce, Esq.
}jONATHAN CHESLEY, Colle&or.
~ Barnftead, Feb. 16, 1793.
; ——-—‘—-————-——_—-——-_—
LL persons who have any de-
A mands against the Overseers
of the rpoor,for the town of Portsmouth,
for supplies for the Aims-House, for the
current year, are hereby requested to
exhibit their accounts to the subscriber
by the 15th March next, for adjust
ment.
NATHANIEL MARSHAL,
Portsmouth, feb. 26, 1793.
BARNSTEAD. '
State of New-Hampshire.
OTICE is hereby given to the
N non-resident proprietors and own
ers of land in Barnftead, who bave not
paid their taxes for the year 1789, that
unless they pay said taxes to me the
subscriber, on or before the Igth day
of March next, so much of their land
as will pay the fame, together with in
icidental charges, will be fold at public
‘vendue, at the dwelling-house of Mr.
' John Bickford, innholder in said town,
at 10 o'clock, A. M. on said day.
First division lots.
fpecie.inde.
No. Acr.s. d. s.di
John Thompson 47 60 8 8 011
Cyprian Jaffrey 49 60 o 6 o g
Nicho. Pickering 53 60 0110 1 2
John Gilman 54 60 0o 6o g
John Dame 56 48 o 8 o 1p
T. W. Waldron 59 €0 o 8 011
Elnathan Dame 61 60 010 1 -2
Ebenezer Weare 80 60 o 4 o 0 6
Thomas Ayers, 86 60 o 8 011
Gilbert M’Fedris go 60 0010 1 2z
Archib. M’Fedris 93 60 010 1 2
Benja. Downing, g 6 60 o 8 1 2
Jethra Bickford 100 60 010 1 2
Seth Ring 10§ Go-ix 2.1 'y
Harris. Downing 106 60 1 2 1 7
Mark Hunking 116 60 1 o 1 3
T. W.Waldronll9 60 1 4 110
Second division.
John Fabins 77 100 18 4
Ichabod Bodge 82 100 1 0o 1 §
Rich. Wibird 83100 ¢t o'y ¢
J. Wentworth, jr.95 100 1 0o 1 §
Henry Alard 188 15 o 3 o 4
Harris. Downing 102 100 1 4 1 10
Josiah Downing 109 100 1 0o 1 3
Mathes Commons 40 o B 01t
J. Tafker, Esq. Com. 50 o 7 o 10
Bart. Richards ‘lOl 100 1 8 2 4
JONATHAN CHESLEY, Collefor.
Barnftead, Feb. 16, 1793.
BARNSTEAD.
State of New-Hampshire.
N non-resident owners of land in
OTICE is hereby given to the
Barnftead, who have not paid their tax
es for the year 1790, that unless they
pay said taxes to me the subscriber, on
or before the zoth day of March next,
so much of their land as will pay the
fame, together with incidental charges,
will be fold at public vendue, at my
dwelling-house in said town, at 10 of
the clock, A. M. on said day.
First Division lots.
No. R. Q’ty. s. d.
Noah Huntress, 23 3 30 o 8
‘Samuel Rowlings, 44 5§ 60 011
Nicholas Pickerings3 6 60 o g
John Gilman~. 54 6 60 - o 7
‘Tho. W. Waldron,s9 6 60 o 7%
’john Decker;, . .65 7 6o "o 9
James Nutter, 3.8 800 ©
)SamuelThompfon,73 $ .o . o 9
Richard Wibird, 78 8 60 1 1
'Ebenezer Weare, 80 g 60 o 5
John Frost, 81 .9 60.' ©al
Nathaniel Rendal, 83 9 60 oly
ditto, g 9 30 60 o 0 11
Thomas Ayers, 86 9 60 o 8
Thomas Bickford, B¢9 ¢9 60 o 8§
Gilbert M’Fedrachgo 10 60 o ¢
Archib. M’Fedrachg3 10 60 o g
Josiah Downing, 104 11 60 oIT
Samuael Shute, jo7 11 13 o 6
Joseph Colman, 109 11 60 1
Samuel Rolings, 113 1z 60 1 3
Solomon Emerson 117 12 30 o 6
Thomas Waldron 119 12 60 1 3
ditto, 12012 60 1 3
Paul Tafker, 2002 36 og9
ditto, 22246 011
Clark and Pitman, 56 6 48 o g
Charles Hodgdon, 1€ '8 068
Second division.
John Fabens, IT e sy g
Matthew Plant, 81 6 100 011
Jotham Odiorn, 82 6 100 011
Richard Wibird, 83 6 100 011
J. Wentworth, jr. 95 7 100 o 0 11
Barth. Richards, 101 8 100 1 6
Harrison Downing 102 ¢ 100 1 2
George Walton, 45 4 100 1 10
Mathes Commons, 40 6y
J. Tafker, Esq. commons, 70 1 32
JOHN BICKFORD, Constable.
Barnftead, Feb. 14, 1793.