The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1801-10-27 00:00:00, page 1

New Law Authority.
THERE has just been published in Bol
ton, and may be had of James Wihiteand
Sanuel Hall, in Boflon ; of Nathaniel Paine,
Esq. of Worcester ; Fofeph Lyman, Elq.
Northampton ; William Prescott, Esq. Sa
lem ; Dudley A. Tyng, Elq. Newburyport ;
H. S. Langdon, Elq. Portimouth ; and the
Hon. Daniel Davis, at Portland, an Ame
fican produftion, intitled,
. “The HiﬁorygTLAND TITLES
in Maflachufetts. By Fames Sullivan,
Attorney-General of that State,” ‘
This book has its origin in the provision
of the Conflitution—+<that all laws adopted,
and praflifed upon before the revolution,
should remain in force until altered by the
General Court.”
The objeét is, to shew what laws had been
adopted, and praflifed upon ; what laws
had been made here, and what are now in
force in regard to real estates.
This book is addrefled to the Fudges of
the Supreme Fudicial Court, because it treats
of the principles by them, from time to
time adopted ; and contains reports of their
decisions in many cases, as well on our Sta
tutes as on the Common Law.
The author gives an explanatory descrip
tion of the Common Law, and of its use
in the State. ‘
An account of the civil inflitutions of
the natives, when the country was discover
ed, in regard to lands. h
The history of the discovery of the coun
try.
y'l'lle tenor and principles of the charters,
granted to-the firlt fertlers,
The laws which governed real pro‘Ecrty
im the old colonies of Maflachuferts, New-
Plymoush, the Province of Maine, and the
Territocy of Accadia, before the charter
of 1692. : .
The consolidation of those several colo
mies by that charter, and the contest refpel
ing, aud the fentlement of its boundaries.
The laws now in being for the govern
ment of resl Estates—Fee fimple—Fee' rail -
—lnheritances in right of the wbole, and
Balf blood—Efates for life—Eßates in
dower, in cartefly, and by grant Estates for
germ of years— Estates by purchase, in which
ghe making and probate of wills, devilees,
&ec. are considered—Deeds and conveyan
ces—Sales by executors, administrators and
dians ; with dire@ions as to the laws to
g::b(etved, and the rules established-—Sales
taxes and-the laws on- the fame—Extents
3 executions—Mortgages, and the manner
of redemption of mortgaged Eflates. .
The do&rine of ules and trust are explain
ed in a familiar manner. = .
The remediesin real allions—contaiing"
the principles of 'cfie'&menw and other real
aftions ; and the forms of declarations and
pleas in the fame. g | i
The remedies in trespass, waste and nui
sances, by overflowings, &c. and the decla
gations and pleas, as well on the Statutes, as
on the Common Law in those cafes,as afed
and pralifed in this state. %
The book contains 400 pagess i
handsomely printed and bound.—Tlie price’
i dollars. :
u;‘T;e:net‘ :occeds are for the ule of the
Historical &ciay, to be expended for pub
hc;M produßion will be of greatufe to-
Qudents : And as the awhorities for the
,nmpb:t contains in the English n‘pom
ers and inftitotes, and the decisions of our
own Courts, are accurately ;cfer_teg to, it
ill t advantage to gentlemen 1n prac
b dge an the. Jofice of the
Peace will derive benefit from the definition
of i diftion in cases refpeing lands ;
| n#::(‘ gentlemen who love to read on
biefls interesting to their country, will
A ;‘(;1" ainmen io"&-w- ; et
&2" T otorsd (~“ 'ﬁﬂ%vf 1 , _A_ A o“mﬁgamn. .
“sage.of baviog elblithed Tnficates, and
it of our owe counr. ill
; ”’im}f\‘ *‘ ‘% m.mw“&q-o
FOR SALE,
At 17HE STORE oF
JereMiaHg LiBBEY,
In Marzger-STREET,
EIGHT casks best Englith
Glazed Gunrowper ; patent
and common SHoT, all sizes ; Swedes
Iron, some suitable for chaise tire 3
Infantry Muskets, with bayonets com-
Plete, cheap for cath., «—4rso—
— general affortmient of
GROCERIES,
of the best quality.
Portfmoutk, 0&. 6, 1801.
No. 44, of Vol. XLVI.]
Three Thousand bufbels of
awanted in the course of three :uec&r.
ABNER NEWHALL,
BEING desirous to promote
the interelt of his agricultural
friends, hereby informs them that he
will purchase the above quantity of
BARLEY, and will pay Cath for it,
and generous price on delivery. In
quire at his Store in Daniel-street, op
posite the Columbian Book-store.
Portsmouth, 0&. 3, 1801.
AN eRL g S ee T o 3 W
PORTSMOUTH: (New-Hampsuire)—PusrLisuep eveEßy TUuEsDAY 3¥ JOHN MELCHER, PrINTER TO THE STATE, AT Hls OFFICE CORNER OF MARKET STREET,
; WHERE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THIS PAPER, ADVERTISEMENTS, AND ARTICLES OF INTELLIGENCE ARE THANKFULLY RECEIVED.
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Neto Hampshire Gasette.
| Rockingham, .
- Superior Court. Septemberterm, 18or.
Ordered by the Court that the petition
er motify the said Morris Spillard to ap
pear before the Fuflices of the Superior
Court of Fudicature, next to be holden at
Porifinouth, within and for the county of
Rockingham, on the firfi Tuesday of Fe
bruary next, to shew cause (if any be
have) awhy the prayer of [aid petition
Jbould not be granted, by publifbing said
petition and order of Court thereon, three
aweeks [ucceffively in the New-Hampfbire
Gazette, the lafl publication whereof to be
Jfix wweeks before said term.
Arteft, ;
- NATHANIEL ADAMS, Clerk.
| Copy examined by
~ NATHANIEL ADAMS, Clerk.
State of New-Hampfbire.
NOTICE is hereby given to the
non-resident proprietors and
owners of land in the town of Fran
conia, county of Grafton, who have
not paid their highway and county
taxes for the year 1801, that so much
of each delinquent’s lands will be fold
at public vendue at the dwelling-house
of Zebedee Applebee, in said Franconia,
on the firß day of January next, at
ten o’clock in the forenoon, as will
pay said taxes with incidental charges,
unless prevented by previous payment.
The names of the delinquents, their
number of acres, and their taxes are
as follows ;e
Rockingham, f[.
T o the konorable the Fuflices of the Supe
rior Court of Fudicature, holden at
Excetery in and for the county of Rock
ingham, on the third Tuesday of Sep
tember A. D. 1801.
% BIGAIL SPILLARD of
Portsmouth, in the county of
Rockingham, wife of Morris Spillard,
late of Boston, in the county of Suf
folk and Commonwealth of Maflachu
fetts, Gentleman, libels and gives the
Court to understand and be inform’d,
that on the twenty-fifth day of March,
A. D. 1778, her name then being A
bigail Barrett, she was lawfully mar
ried to the said Morris Spillard, and
has ever since conduéed towards him
as a kind and faithful wife, but the
said Morris Spillard regardless of his
marriage vows has deserted your li
bellant, and on the thirteenth day of
September 1790, left the United States
for some place beyond sea, that the
said Morris Spillard hath absented
himfelf for more than the space of ten
years from your libellant, that he hath
in no way contributed to the comfort,
support or afliftance of your libellant
during the time aforefaid, and if the
said l‘gox'ris Spillard now liveth, he re
sides in places beyond sea, to your li
bellant unknown, all which your l
bellant is ready to verify, therefore
your libellant prays, this honorable
court, that the bonds of matrimony,
between her and the said Morris Spil
lard may be dissolved, and that her
;';afonable alimony, may be decreed
r.
ABIGAIL SPILLARD.
August 25, 1801,
¥ &z §
PROPRIETORS 5 < oy’ 3
woae T F R
Isaac Searl, 283 1 26 4
Oliver Wendally, 252 1 26 4
John Moffatt, 282 1 26 4
Harrison Gray, 55 lAy os
Samuel Marther, 252 1 26 34
David Wett, 253« 1- 26, 4
Fitch Pool, 253 1. 206 4.
Jeremiah Webby: 252 1. 26 4
John' Grover, 252 1- 26° 4
Zepheniah Platt, 252 1 26 4
Thomas Micheons, 252 1 26 4
Elitha Graves, 35 1. 26. %
George Gardner, 25z 1 26 4
Samuel Hopkins, 92 0 46 2
Samuel Hunt, 3§z ¥ 260 4
Tho’s Michins, jun. 252 1 26 4
Ebenezer Burt, 253 .0 28 &
Daniel Burt, g6o 4 8o 12
Non-resident’s Farms. ‘
Verbiek farm, 120 o 6o .2
Welch farm, - 00 GSO 2
Snow farm, 1600 0" 50 2
Watson lot, 160 o 8o 3
David Sly’s pitch, 100 0 50 2
- IZAIL APPLEBEE, Colletor.
Francomia, Sept. 18, 1801,
& Books, Blanks and
Stationary kept conflantly for Sale
at F. Melcher’s Book-Store.and
Printing (Mffce: . o 5 wsiaing
— MY COUNTRY’s GOOD SHALL BE MY CONSTANT AIM —
TUE S D AY, OCTOBER 27, 1801.
CHARLES PEIRCE
Book-Seller,
M 5y Dam‘el;/ireet, Portsmouth, N. H.
HAS JUST RECEIVED FOR SALE,
a complete assortment of
FAMILY BIBLES,
from 25 dollars (all prices) down to 1
dollar each ; Teftamesits from 40
cents to 1 dollar each.
allo, an extensive assortment of
BOOKS,
ON
DIVINITY, TRAVELS,
PHYSIC, l HUSBA NDRY,
LAW, VOYAGES,
RISTORY, NAVIGATION,
GEOGRA PHY, , POETRY,~and
BIOGRAPHY, | NOVELS.
Village Harmony ;
Law’s art of Singing ; Harmony of
Maine ; Rural Harmony, &c. by the
dozen or single ; Watts’ Hymns and
Psalms ; Smith’s and Alline’s Hymx
Books ; Henry’s explanation to the
whole Bible ; the whole book of Mar
tyrs, together with a most capital as
sortment of Books in every branch of
knowledge and polite literature, suit
able for public and private LIBRA
RIES, &c. &c. also, a large assort
ment of SCHQOL & CLASSICAL
Books, by wholesale and retail.
C. Peirce bas also for sale,
: a large affor ment of
STATIONARY, &c. such as
Writing & letter Papers
of various prices and qualities ; Log
Book, Wrapping, Sheathing and Press
Papers ; Sealing Wax ; Wafers ;
Sﬁills ; Ink Powder ; Slates and Pen
ils ; Cyphering and Writing Books ;
a variety of Ink Pots ; Sand Boxes ;3
Penknives ; Rdzors § Razor-Straps ;
Shaving Soap, Boxes and Brushes.
a very large assortment of
Account, Record, Journal,
Letter and Waste Books ; Gentlemen
and Ladies Pocket Memorandum
Books, of various prices:
Charts & Maps.
C. Peirce has also for sale,
CHARTS of the Britith Channel ;
ditto of Spain and Portugal ; of all
the Weft-India Islands ; of the coast
of America ; of the Atlantic Ocean ;
of the Gulph and River St. Lawrance;
of Georges’ Banks ; of the United
States 3 of New-Hampthire ; and of
the feat of War in France, &c. &c. &c.
Day and Night Spy Glasses ;
Hadley’s Quadrants ; Scales & Divi
ders; Black Sand; Redand Black Ink;
Trunks ; Almanacks; Registers, &c.
&c. all of which will be fold very
cheap. New LIBRARIES supplied
—and old ones replenished on gene
rous terms, and. every favor will be
duly noticed by |
C. Psirce.
STATE OF New-HAMPSHIRE,
County of Grafion.
NOTICE is hereby given to the non
- resident proprictors and owners of
land in the townihip of Franconia, and
county aforefaid, who bave not paid their
county tax for the year 1799, and their
Siate, county and highway taxes for the
year 1800—that so much of each of such
delinquent owners estate will be fold at pub
lic vendue, at the dwelling house of Zebe
dee Applebee, in said Franconia, on the
eßth day of December next, at 10 of the
clock in the forenoon, as will be fufficient
to pay said taxes with incidental charges, un
less prevented by previous pazmem to me
the fubferiber, colle&or for said years in
said town.
For the year 1799. | For 18co0.
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NAMES OF ORI- & B
GiNAL Pro- % g §'§ g
PRIETORS. S§Y RV ¥
“oen € € ChC
Isaac Searl, e 56 4 14 61 28
Joleph Pencheon, 256 4 14 61 23
Oliver Wendell, ©56 4 14 61 28
Jobn Moffatr, 956 4 14 6 1 28
Harrison Gray, 56 4 14 61 28
Samuel Mather, 2564 14 61 28
Jeremiah Webb, 256 4 14 61 28
Moses Graves, jr. 92564 14 61 28
Zepheniah Platt, 256 4 14 61 28
Thomas Mechens, 256 4 14 6 138
‘Tho’s Mcchgn:;.gr- ﬁ% 14 61 28
BUCKMINSTER DREURY, Collefor.
" Franconia, Oftober 1, 1801. -
COCKBURN.,
OTICE is hereby given to the
N delinquent proprietors and own
ers of land in Cockburn, in the coun
ty of Grafton and- State of New-
Hampthire, that so much of their land
will be fold at public vendue to the
highest bidder, at the dwelling house
of the subscriber in said Cockburn,
on the 14th day of December next, at
ten of the clock in the morning, as will
be fufficient to pay the State and coun
ty taxes for the year 1800, together
with lawful charges, unless prevented
by previous payment,~the lands tax
ed are described as follows with the
sums due
o o o
@8» § © 8
0 e R
Y % .2 1T 4.2, "8 g 2
¥ 4§ YO § 2 1296 »
14 2
: RANGE 2.
e ot g @O g s
G 5 2 g o pyr kg
12 0% 48 17 42
2 RANGE 3. /
2 4 2 3 4 32 . I
64 2 S N N 3 4R
RANGE 4.
1 4 2 By o 4 B 8
$ 4.9 9 g .5 94 g 2
2 42
RANGE 5.
.4 2 2 42 7 4 2
S 4. X M kR M A
10 4%
‘ RANGE 6.
2 4 2 4.2 6 4 2
8 4 2 O - e
Fo3E 4. B 3 & o 2 Y W 3
RANGE 7.
44254 2 9 4 2
804 X 124 % 1D
| RANGE 8.
PRI x & 3 $ 4.2
g a 0 g
| ‘ RANGE g.
i e § 4 » 8.4 -3
1042 1% 4 '3 12 & 2
7 %
. RANGE 10,
2 4 2 3 4 2 4 4 2
Lol R Ggt B gy
12 4 2 13 4 2 16 4 2
RANGE 11, et
o WA e R 7 4 2
| 84 2 Q' ‘4 2 10 4 2
Koo MR e s
10 4 2 21 4 2 22 4 2
28 4 2 24 4 z 25 4 2
w2B .4 3 2 2
k ~ ! RA%GIS 12.
y " RANGE 13. |
: K ;
2d 2 5 4 2 ‘ :
2 . R_A&GE 14+ A
il Bk e SRR S S
384 acres of undivided land taxed
- 153 Cents for the State tax, and 7
'Cents 7 Mills for the coynty tax.
- ABEL HOBART, Colle&or.
" Cockburn, September 16, 1805,
State of New-Hampshire,
Grafton, fT,
NOTICE is-hereby given to the non-re
sident proprietors and owners of land
in the town of DORCHESTER, who
have not paid their highway and county tax
for the year 1801, that so much of their
lands as will pay said tax with incidental
charges, will be fold at publicivendue on
the firft Monday in January next, at ten
o’clock in the forenoon, at my houle in
DORCHESTER, unless prevented by
previous payment, U $ T 80
original proprietors $N w & o
names, $9 8 & W
C.C.
Thomas Porter, 2 202 100 13 2
John Burnap, 1. XIY 100 13 2
Isaac Burnap, 3 195 100 13 2
Stephen Murch, 2 244 100 13 2
Henry Sherburne, 1 194 100 13 2
Thomas Davifon, 1 194 roo 13 2
M. H. Wentworth, z 45 100 13 2
ditto, 3 231 100 13 2
John Parker, I 47 100 13 2
ditto, 3 233 100 13 2
Samuel Parker, 3 245 10013 2
Daniel Pierce, 3 232 100 13 2
John Hurd, Esq. 2 121 100 132
Isaac Rindge, Esq. 3 235 100 13 2
Joseph Patterson, 2 81 Ico 13 2
Jobn Nelson, Efg. z 165 100 13 2
ditto, 3 230 100 13 2
John P. Williams, 1 17 100 13 2
William Gardner, 3 237 100 152
Joshua Brackett, 1 2 100 33 2
Ebenezer Lewis, 1 15 100 13 3
ditto, 3 217 100 13 2
Benzenger Salter, 3 84 (oo 13 3
Joseph Ward, 1 33 100 13 2
Paul Langdon, , 3 225 100 13 =
Joshua Wentworthy 3 240 100 13 2
John Marshal, 2 68 100 13 2
Ephraim Ham, 241 100 13 2
GILMAN FOLSOM, Colle&or.
Dorchester, Q&tober 7, 1801.
[ One Dollar €8 half }Jr Annum.
NOTICE is hereby given to the
non-resident owners and pro
prietors of land in the township of
Peeling, county of Grafton, and State
of New-Hampshire, who have not
paid their county and highway taxes
for the year 1801, that unless they
pay the fame to me the fubicriber, at
my dwelling-house in Peelirg, on or
before the 23d day of December next,
so much of each lot will be fold at
public vendue at my dwelling-house
in Peeling, as will pay said tax togeth
er with incidental charges, on said
23d day of December mext at g of
the clock, A. M.
e
E e owoE
Bk B sSS%
e
N T C.C.
Ichabuel Caney, 13 5 18 9 705
Silas Hanson, 15 5§ 14 8 725
John Demerit, je. 4 5 10 8 795
Joleph Eavery, 21 5 14 9 725
Henry Tibbers, 2 8 1811 78§
James Chefley, 2 4 1010 7 25
Thomas Hansen, 9 6. .14 7785
- Daniel Horn, 9. 541058 7 88
Jobn Tibbets, . 14 5 16 g 7 355
Moses Roberts, 18 1 1710 7 ¢35
Obadiah Drew, 10 3 0o o 0 413
Aaron Roberts, &) 1. 1010 g 8
Joseph Hanson, 14 .18 g 725
Thomas Tuttle, gd, 4 3 g 225
Samuel Ambres, 13 4 8 10 725
Otice Baker, 1 g 178 788
Haac Cepey, + 14 68 9 7 ¢35
Tobias Randal, * 17 310 6 725
Ralph Twombly, 21 6 21,10 725
Jofepb Newm;%g, 104 K B 725
JOSEPH RUSSELL, Calleor.
Peeling, 0. 8 18ose®m: " 7
NOTICE i% hereby given to the
non-resident owners and pro.-
prietors of lands in Lincoln, county
of Grafton, and State of New-i! Amp
fhire, who have not paid their .
prietary tax of iwefve dollars ¢1 - 0
right, voted the 28th dav of 10 0,
and committed to me th- Tvo
to colleét ; that unless the Y pay.th
fame to me at my dwelling -Lioue 1o
Peeling, together with incidensat of . -
ges, on or before the 24th day of De
cember next, that so much of each
original right will be fold at public
vendue, at the dweiling-houfe of Lt.
Joseph Webiter, innholder in Thornton,
at ten o’clock on said day, as will pay
said tax, together with incidental
charges.
Original Grantees Names. | Dollars,
James Avery, 12
jamcs Hoit, do
eremiah Clement, ie
Jabez Woed, do
Peter Fench, : do
Samuel Andrews, : do
David Slawfon, do
Eleazer Bowton, do
Thaddeus Hoie, do
Azariah W-od, do
Reuben Stephens, do
Stephen Fountain, do
John Petit, do
Asa Jones, do
Samuel Sellet, do
Ebenezer Bowton, do
Secmore Bowton, do
Zunial Fench, do
Abner Barnon, do
David Bowton, do
Robert Arnold, do
David Sanford, do
John Adington, do
Otiver Rowel, do
Elijah Weeks, do
Stephen Mangum, do
Valentine Rowell, do
Jacob Conklin, do
David Whiting, do
Caleb Morrel, do
Seth Whitney, do
Samuel Haight, do
Joseph Foreman, da
{{ohn Tuttle, do
cuben Reynolds, jun, do
Peter Smith, do
Abraham Farris, do
Jabez Holmes, do
Abraham Hoit, do
Josiah Riggs, do
Ebenezer Munson, do
Noab Paikington, do
Abel Hoit, do
Jabez Holmes, do
Ezra Moo, do
David Koap, " do
Henry Meed, do
Abrabam Meed, do
Jobn Dexfon, do
Daniel St. Johns, do
Hezekiab Wiae, do
Samuel Wiat, do
Samuel Watcxbury, do
Henry Wias, do
Job St. Johns, do
Ezra Bowton, do
Jcha Brown, do
Timothy Ladd, do
+ Joseph Hale, do
Society Right, do
BENJ. BARRON, Props, Coll’s.
Peeling, 0. 12, 1801. ;