The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1795-02-03 00:00:00, page 4

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FOR SALE,
I P HAT VELUABDES
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In Brentwood,
[TH the house, barn, store, coop
’v @ er’s shop, and out houses thereon,
containing about
1 hundred & 10 acres of
land, with two orchards, well wooded and
watered, an excellent situation for a trader
or a public house ; about 20 miles distant
from Portsmouth and from Newbury-
Port ; Enguire of William Brooks, living
on the premises.
Brentwood, Jan. 27, 1795.
ol ASi i i it
TO BE SOLD,
(1f applyd for soon)
All the Real Estate of
Capt, Samuel Baker, late of New
market, deceased,
ONSISTING of a good and conve-
C nient dwelling-house and barn, out
houses, &c. with a good well of water,
never fails in the greatest drought, about
40 acres of excellent land compleatly
walled in; and 10 acres of wood land, a
bout z miles from the said homeitead ;
the terms of payment (which will be easy
to the purchaler) and the price, will be
made known by applying to Josiah
Adams, Lfq. at Newmarket, or to Capt.
John Baker ot Portland, in the Common
wealth of Maflfachufetts, 1
BY virtue of a license from the honorable Judge
of Probate, for the county of Rockingham,
Will be fold at
Public Auction,
As the house of Mr. Fohn Stavers, innkolder in
Portsmouth, on TRURSDAY the sth day of
Marchenfuing, at 4 o’clock in the afternoon,
All the Real Estate of
Charles Henzell, late of Portsmouth, ma
riner, deceafled,
ONSISTING of a lot of land fitua-
C ted in Mill-Street, in Portsmouth,
viz. Sixty-four feet fronting on the wef
tedly fide of said fire:t,and carrying the
fame breadth down to the Mill-Pond, to
gether with the dwelling-house thereon ;
Also, three thares or fifths of a lot of Jand
on the northerly fide of the south road,
leading our of town, and opposite to the
dwelling-house of Charles Chauncy, Esq.
the whole of said lot containing five acres,
more or less, and is now held in common
with the heirs of the Rev. John Emerson,
formerly of Portimouth, deceased. Con.
ditions of sale will be made known at the
time and place of the sale.
MICHAEL WENTWORTH, Executor.
Portfmoutb, Jan. 30, 1795.
Fuft Received, .
Al\‘D FOR SALE BY
Joseph Haven,
A {mall Invoice of
Men’s fine HATTS,
IWho also has a conflant supply of
Furopean and India
G OODS;
J
all whick will be fold very reasonably.
Portimouth, Jan. 28, 1795.
, o be fold by |
Tho' Sheafe,
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At his Store, North-End,
1 3hhds Weft India Rum.
Englith Stone-Lime.
Salmon and Herring Twine.
Herring Nets.
Best Cod-Hooks.
Bar and Sheet-Lead.
A few Hogsheads Sugar, and other
1
Dan' Huntress
HAS FOR SALE,
At his STORE,
At the lower end of Buck-Street,
25 Hog/beads old Grenada
High proof R U M,
ARRANTED pure as im orted,
Vv which he will fell cheap fgr cash
or country produce.
Portsmouth, Jan. 10, 1794.
_ NEW-DURHAM.
State of New-Hamptfhire,
County of Strafford.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given, that where
as by an aét of said State, passed the 15th
day of June, A. D. 1491, all the lands in New-
Durham, in {aid countyof Strafford were taxed
one penny an acre for two years, for the pur
pose of repairing roads in said town: And in,
and by said aél, it is enalted, that the owners of
{aid lands should have liberty of ¢¢ working out”’
their {everal parts of {aid tax, at the rate of three
shillings by the day for an able bodied man, any
time between the firft day of June and last day
of September, in the year for which such tax
should be made, agreeably to which more than
fix weeks prior to the firft day of June last,
they were notified to work out their refpeétive
{)arts of the {econd tax, on said roads according
y 5 but the time allowed by said a&t being now
Faﬁ, the non-resident proprietors and owners of
ands 1n said town, who have not paid their fad
taxes are therefore hereby advertiied, that unless
they pay the fame in money to me the f{ubfcri
ber, on or before the 26th day of February next,
so much of their lands in said town, as will pay
the said second tax, together with incidental
charges, will be fold at public vendue, at the
dwelling-house of the subscriber, in said town,
at eleven-o’clock in the forenoon, on said day,
the delinquent proprietors and owners names,
with the {ums affixed thereto, may be known
by the following schedule, viz.
R .. 2 ~
S F &8 B
® Bk 9.8 vd
Thomblefon&Mafon, 98 100 8 4 98 130 10 10
Joshua Peirce, 83 100 84 83 130 10 10
Richard Wibird, 68 100 84 68 130 10 10
William Parker, Esq. 61 362 @
Thomas Packer, Esq. 72 130 10 10
John Footman &
Thomas Stevenf{on, } 67 645 4
John Moffatt, 14 100 84 14 130 10 10
Col. T. Wallingford,6o 51 43
John Crummet, 51 ‘867 ¢
ichabod Cheﬂe, 25 %o 5 10
Benjamin Matthews, 48 655 5
Joseph Weeks, 50 130 10 10
Simon Randle, 5208 %5 &
Benjamin Smith, 66 6555 66 13010 10
Joseph Thomas, 32°65 5 &
Joseph Jones, 8130 10 10
Jeremiah Burnham, 13 5042
Abraham Matthews, 39 60 5
Samuel Drown, 78 100 8 4
DANIEL COLOMEY, Colle&or.
New-Durham, Nov. 4, 1794.
DUNST ABLE.
State of New-Hampshire.
Y OTICE is hereby given to the non-
N resident owners of land in Dunfta
ble, who have not paid their tax for the
year 1789, that so much of their land as
will pay said tax, with incidental charges,
will be fold at public vendue, on the 2d
day of February, 1795, at the house of
Mr. John Whittle, innholder in said Dun
ftable, at 1 o’clock, P. M. on said day.
Ind. Sp.C’ty.
s.d. s.d. d.
Set to Temperance }
Ciordon’s heirs,{um 6g 110-¢
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NATHAN FISK, Constable.
Dunftable, Jan. 22, 1795,
SRR s R
Pi{cataqua-Bridge.
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THE several proprietors in Pifcata
qua-Bridge who are Owners of the
following shares, viz. No. 132, 192,
318, 319, 351, 353 ; are hereby notified
that unless the afleffiments made on their
several shares, agreeable to former adver
tisements are completely paid up, on or
before the 16th day of February next,
said shares will be fold at public aucion,
at the house of Mr. John Greenleaf, inn
bolder at Portsmouth, on said day, at
three of the clock P. M.
THOMAS MARTIN, Treasurer.
Portsmouth, January 13, 17¢;.
FOR SALE BY
J.& J.Goddard,
Market-Street, Portfinsuth,
ITTENHOUSE and Shop Stoves.
R Patent and common Camboofes.
Philadelphia Bar Iron.
Ditto Nail Rods.
Nova Scotia Grindstones.
Painter’s Oil and Colours.
Hyfon, Soucheng and Bohea Teas.
Wines, Spices, Raisins.
Loaf and Brown Sugar, &c.
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A general assortment of
Hard Ware.
December 30, 1794. (6w.)
State of New-Hampihire.
7o Thomas Leavitt, Efg. one of the 7&_/?:'(&:
of the Peace, for the county of Reckingham,
and Clerk, pro tempore to the Proprictors of
the townfbip of Tamworth, inthe ccunty of
Strafford, and State aforefaid.
/ E the subscribers, owners of more
W than one sixteenth part of the
township of Tamworth aforefaid, request
you to call or notify a meeting of the
proprietors or owners of said township of
Tamworth, to be held at the dwelling
houfe of Col. William Brewster, innholder
in Port{mouth, in the county of Rocking
ham, and State aforefaid, on the sixteenth
day of February, 1795, at three o’clock
in the afternoon of said day, to a& on
the following particulars, viz.
ift. To choose 2 moderator.
2d. To choose a proprietor’s clerk.
3d. To choose assessors, a colletor, a
treasurer, and all other necessary officers
for condu&ing the business of the proprie
tors. .
4th. To vote toraife by tax or other
wise, such sums of money as may be tho’t
neceflary to defray the expences of said
proprietors.
ssth. To fee how far the proprietors
will ratify and confirm any former votes
or proceedings of said proprietors, and to
pass such votes relative to the bounds and
lines of said town as they may think pro
er.
: 6th. To fee what lands the proprie
tors will vote to any person or persons
for services done, or for any purpose what
ever.
7th. To fee if the proprietors will
fever and divide the common and undi
vided land among the proprietors, or
dispose of it in such way and maoner as
they may think beit.
Bth. To agree on a method for call
ing proprietors meetings in future.
THOMAS COGSWELL,
JOHN HALE.
Concord, Jan. 14, 1795.
State of New-Hampshire, Rockingham, [].
Concord, Jan. 14, 1795.
Pursuant to the foregoing application, I do
bereby notify and warn the proprictors of Tam
worth, to meet at the time and place, and for
the purposes aforementioned.
THOMAS LEAVITT, Fupice of the
[ Peace.
NEW FEATHERS
Fuft received by
Abra™ Isaacs,
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Who refpeétfully informs his town and country
customers, that ke has received a few bagsof
New Sea Fowl & Geese
FEATHER S,
warranted freth and good.
—LIKEWISE—
A great variety of
Crockery Ware, all forts & kinds,
—A LS Oo—
— Ware,
ONSISTING of large and small
Tumblers ; Wine Glasses ; Quart
& Pint Decanters ; Vinegar Cruets of the
newest fathion ; & a great variety of elegant
Looémg-Glcﬁes of all prices.
¢s*Conftant attendance, and every fa
vor gratefully acknowledged.
Portsmouth, Dec. g.
.—-"_—'—————-—.—————.._____—-.
Za be (0/d, a convenient
Y AR M
In Litchfield, New-Hampthire,
Contarming about 100 acres,
YING upon Merrimac River, with
L a large dwelling-house, new barn
and corn-house, said Farm will in
common seasons cut hay enough to winter
10 head of cattle, 2 horses, 12 theep ;
also produce 160 bushels of grain yearly,
said Farm may be purchased cheap for
cath, by applying to
WENTWORTH CLAGETT.
Litchfield, Jan. 14, 179;.
.80 BB SOLY. RY .
Samue] Hill,
At his Store on Spring-Hill,
A quantity of half and whole bar
rels of new fuperfine &
Scratch F L O U R,
Also—the best of third and
Fourth proof R U M,
at the lowest advance for cath.
Portsmouth, Jan. zo, 1795.
Harvard College Lottery,
SECOND CL 4SS,
Not 2 Blanks to a Prize !
I RR R s .
KIFTEEN Thousand
T'ickets, at five Dollars each, are
75,000 Dollars, to be paid in the follow
ing Prizes, fubje& to 2 dedu@ion of twelve
and an half per cent, for the purposes of
the Lottery.,
Prizes. Dollars. Dellars.
1 of .. 30,000 is 10,000
I §oco §OOO
I 2000 2000
5 1000 are 5000
3 500 4000
15 200 3000
30 100 3000
48 50 2400
6o 40 2400
8o 30 2400
100 20 2000
149 10 1490
537 8 4296
4002 7 28014
5037 Pnizes. 75000
9963 Blanks.
15000
¢& The above Class will pofirively com
mence Drawing in the Representatives?
Chamber, in BosTon, on Thur/day the
ninth of April next, znd will continue
from Day to Day, and be compleated wwith
all possible dispatch. A Lift of Prizes will
be immediately publithed, and the Prizes
paid on Demand.
The ftriét pun&tuality with which the
First Crassof this Lottery was Drawn,
must give the most fatisfaltory aflurance
to every Class of Adventurers, that the
Managers will be enabled rigidly to adhere
to the Drawing of this ; and afford, to
all the Patrons of Literature, 2 most plea
sing profpe& of effe@ing at an early sea.
son, the desirable obje& for which the
Lottery was granted.
BEN]J. AUSTIN, jun. *
SAMUEL COOPER, } Managers,
GEORGE R. MINOT,
HENRY WARREN,
JOHN KNEELAND,
Boston, Jan. 1 1795.
At the above mentioned Store may be bad, a
wery extensive assortment of
G 00 D S,
ONSISTING of too many articles
C to particularize in an advertisement,
—A4LS§ O~
Fresh Raisins by the
cask, and a large assortment of Cart,
Chaise Wheel, and Waggon Boxes.
& Conflant attendance given, and ¢very
favour duly noticed.
Portsmouth, Jan. 19, 1795.
William Boyd
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At his Store, on Church-Hill,
AS for Sale,on reasonable terms, for
H ready money, or short approved
eredit, the following articles, viz.
goo Hhds St. Übes’ Salt.
15 Hhbds third proof Tobago Rum.
2 Tierces of Molafles,
5 Bags Pimento.
3000 weight Coffee.
1000 ditto Cotton.
200 Barrels and 2o Tierces Salmon,
120 ditto Nova-Scotia Elwives.
10 Tons of Bloomury Iron.
2 ditto Nail Rods.
20 half-barrels Beef. i i
20 ditto Pork. :
T R R R e
N. B. Pork, Beef, Butter, Hogs-Lard,
Lumber, and every kind of country pro
duce, will be received in payment for the ~
above articles, at their current market
prices. -
Portsmouth, Jan. 10, 1795.
5 Tickets in the above Class may
be had at
H. & B. Penhallow’s
Store, in Market- Sreet,
where the Prizes will be paid on demand,
Those persons who have drawn Prizes
in the First Class, from the Tickets fold
by them, are requeited to call and re
ceive their money.