The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1798-05-08 00:00:00, page 4

India Cottons, Cheap.
: Received, and for [ale at
. ‘e 3 O .
Bayley’s Variety-Store,
SIGN OF THE SPANNINUG-WHEEL,
© A QUANTITY of frdia Cottons, which
A ,';gi}l-_he_,foid‘, very low for rEADY
MONEY. Beverly Cotton Bed-Ticks, war
ganted noz to thed Feathers. ~ o
~ Portsmouth, Aprileß, 179§- ga
- Treasury Department, March 1, 1798.
| Public Notice is hereby given,
IN pursuance of the A& of Congress passed on the fisth day of Julyonethou.
sand seven hundred and ninety-seven, entitled “ An. a& laying dutiés on
Stamped Vellum, Parchment and Paper;” and the A& passed on' the 15th
day of December, one thoufund seven hundred and ninety-seven, entitled,
f‘ An A& to poltpone for a limited time the commencement of the duties
imposed by the A& entitled * An A& laying duties on Stamped Vellum,
~Parchment and Paper,” that from and after the firft day of July ensuing,
the several Stamped Duties herecafter envmerated, will be levied and collec
ted throughourt the United: States. :
.; I |
For every skin or piece of Vellum or Parchment, or sheet or piece of paper,
upon which- shalt be ‘written or printed any or either of the instruments or
writing_s-tbllowing——to wit . ' | Dolls{Cents.|ms
Any Certificate of Naturalization, 5
Any Licenfe'to practife, or Certificate of the admission, enrol-| L 3 r
‘ment or ref);iﬁry of any Counfelles, Solicitor, Attorney, Ad-| -
.-¥ocate or Proéter, in any court of the United States, 10 :
. Provided, that a Certificate in any one of the Courts of the
' United States for omne of the said Offices, shall so far as |
relates to the payment of the duty aforefaid, be a fuffi
: cient admiflion in ail the Courts of the United States,
. _for each and every of! the fuid offices.
Any Grant or: Letters Patent, undet the seal or authority of the ;
United States (exeept for ands granted for military fervices)| 4| |
Any exemplification or certified copy of any such grant or let-| '
- ters patent (except for linds granted for military fervices)’ 2
Any Charter-Parter, Bottomry, or Refponderitia Bond, 'y
Any Rcce}f)tﬁ or other discharge for or on account of any Le- ok
- gacy, left by any Will or other testamentary instrument, or| oy
ﬁ)r any share or part of 4 personal estate divided by force off ‘
any statute of diitributions, other than te the Wife, Children \ ¥
or Grand Children of the person deceased, the amhount where-}
of shall be d4Bove the value of fifty dollars, and’ thall not ex-| [ -
ceed the vilue of one hundred dollars, RN
When the amount thereof {hall exceed thé value of ore hundred ‘
dollars and shall not exceed five hundred dollars, §&']
And for every further sum of five hundred dolars, the addi- | |
- tional sum of 1 ’
Any Policy of Insurance or instrument in nature thereof, on any| ' 7
thip, vessel or goods insured from one district to another in i
the United States, ok e ‘ )
¥rom the United States to any foreign port or place, when '
the {umr for which Insurance is-made shall not. exceed five
* hundred dellars, ' | A 25 po
~ . 'When the sum insured shall exceed five hundred dollars, | 1 |
Aly Exemplification, of whaf nature soever, that fliall pass the : d
seal of any Court, other than such as it ‘may be the duty o T
the Clerk of such Court to furnifth for the use of the United :
States or some particular state, 50
Ang Bond, Bill single or penal, foreign or inland bill of ex
change, promissory note or other note, other than any recog- 4
nizance, bill, bond, or other obligation or contra&, made to] ,
or \;’ith the United States or any state, or for their use refpec- o
tively, , :
If above twenty dollare and not exceeding one hundred dollars, - SOLE
K above one hundred dollars and not exceeding five hundred
"~ déllars, 2t b
- If above five hundred and not exceeding one thousand dolars, 50
And if above one thousand dollars, e
- Provided, that if any bonds or netes shall be payable at or] ,
' within sixty days, such bonds or notes shall be fubje@ to |
only two fifth parts of the duty aforefaid, viz.
If above twenty dollars and not exceeding one hundred dollar: 4
If above onc hundred dollars & not exceeding five hundred dols| 10
1f above five hundred dollars & notexceeding one thousand dols. Zo
If above one thousand dollars, L 309 .|
Any Notes iflued by the Banks now eftablithed, or that may
-hereafter be eftablithed within the United States, other than '
the notes of {fuch of the said Banks as shall agree to an annual
. compolfition, of one per centem on the annual dividends made
by such Banks, to their Stockholders refpe&ively, according ;
to the following scale. s
On alk notes not exceeding fifty dollars, for each dollar, 6
- On all notes above fifty dollars,and not exceeding ong hun- ‘
dred dollars, Ky abihy | 50 |
On all notes above one hundred dollars, and not exceeding
five hundred dollars, | /3 1
On all notes above five hundred dollars, 2
Any Protest or other Notarial a&, % , 28
Any Leétter of Attorney, except for an invalid pension, or to |
‘obtain or fell Warrants for Land granted by the United States .
as botinty for military services performed in the late war, 25
Any Certificate or Debenture for drawback of Customs or du-f
ties, for less than five hundred dollars, it I
For five hundred dollars & not exceeding two thousand d‘ollars,l 2
For more than two thousand dollars, - ; 3
Ay noteor bill of lading for goods ormerchandize to beexported
If from one diftri® o another diltri@ of the United States,
not bemg in the fame State, , ‘ ' 10 ¢
If from the United States to any foreign port or place, . 25
Any Inventory or Catalogue of any furniture, goods of effedts,
made in any cafe.required by law, (except in cases of goods
and chdttels diftriined for rent or .taxes, and goods taken in
-virtue of any legal process by any officer) o ey 50
Any Certificate of a Share in any Insurance Company, of a
" Shart in the Bank of the United States, or of any State or] = |
other Bank, ¥ :
:If above twenty dollars and not exceeding one hundred dollars, 10
If above one hundred dollars, i B 8 25 -1
If under twenty dolldrs, at the rate of zen cents sot 100 dollars. a 5 :
. " e oAI RS B e
The duties aforefdid will be colle@ed and received by the Supervisors, In
{pe&ors and other Officers of Infpedion, in the several Diftri&s, Surveys and
Divisions of the United States, and by such other persons as shall from time
to time be {pecially appointed and employed by the Supervisors of Diftri&ts
for that purpose. ’ III\ o ’ |
“The Supervisors of the several Districts will, prior to the firft day of July
ensuing, and as soon as may be pra&icable, mark or stamp, without fee or
reward, any quaritities or parcels of Vellum, Parchment or Paper, with any
of the rates of duties before enumerated, on payment of the said duties ;
Or Rampéd vellum, parehment and paper’' may at the option of the Citizens
of the United Stdtes; be obfained at the rates prescribed by law, by applica
tion to any Supervisor, -Inspectors Officer of »Infpe&'ioh, or Ot.hex:‘perfOn ap
pointed for the distribution of Sta;mg's,, by the.Superngorg pf Diftriéts, ’
- Given wunder my Hand, at Philadelphia e L
‘ the day and year abovementioned. A s
st 1 OLIVER WOLCOTT, Secretary of the Treasury.
Elegant Muslins.
, _\ Fuft Received by
PETER COFFIN,
oL A ‘great variety of
Llegant Incg}'*a Tambor'd Muslins.
A few pieees neatly fprig’d with
S Gkt and Sileers
'April'lß, 1‘79_8; i & e
- Treasury Preanrmenr,
. March 3015, 1768.
Public notice is hereby given,
FFYHAT by an.a& of Congress
Tp.affed on the rgth day of _.Mgarch,
1798, the following alterations and
amendments have been made to the
a&t passed om the 6th day of July 1797,
entitled” * An ac laying duties on
“ stamped vellum, parchment and
“.paper.”’~ . ¢ o 8 3
The stamp duties on.debentures or
certificates fr':)r the drawback of Cuft
toms or: duties en- Imports, are re
pealed. | B
| 11, 7
A discount at the rate of seven and
one half per centum, will be allowed
by the Supervisors or Infpefors re
fpe&ively-, to any. persons other than
Officers of the Revenue, who may
purchase at one time or procure to
be stamped, any quantities of Vellum,
Parchment or Paper; upon which the
duties shall amount to ‘Ven Dollars or
upwards. - :
. oo im Rl :
Stamped Paper, will ‘'be provided,
and {old. at the rates prescribed by
law, without 'any ‘additional charge
or expense on account of the price of
Paper ; butfor flamped Parchment
or Vellum;yan additional price will be
demanded at the rate ‘of?Fiﬁy Cents
for each skin of Parchment, or Pwo
Hundred Cents for.each skin of Vel
lum of medium' size, which may be
furnithed at the expense of the United
States and proportionally for any les
ser quantity. ,
" Glven under my bhand, at Philadel
. phiay the day and year above
. mentioned.
- OLYER WOLCOTT, Secretary
' of the Treasury.
THE fellows of the
New-Hampthire Mepicar So-
CIETY, are hereby notified that the
annual meeting of the society, will be
held at Benjamin Lamfon’s, in Exeter,
on Wednesday the 16th day of May
next, 1o o’clock A. M.
As there is several communications
to be read, and considerable business
to be tranfaéted at this meeting, a ge
neral and punétual attendanee is re
quelted. | '
By order of the President.
LEVI BARTLETT, Rec’y Sec’y.
King flon, April 2, 1798,
'the Young Traveller.
g ;
THE full blooded milk white horfecall
ed the Young Traveller, which cov
ered at the stable of Col. David Webster,
in Plymouth, for two seasons past, will land
for covering the ensuing season at the flable
of Capt. David Webster in Moultonborough.
Terms 15 /. a leap, 27/. the season, and 42/.
to warrant a foal.
Also, the horse called the Young Fox
Hunter, only 4 years old, seven eighths
blooded, 154 hands high, brought last sea
son from Hartford, will stand the ensuing
season at the above flable, terms g/. a leap,
18/. the season and go/. to warrant a foal,
Wm. WEBSTER & Co.
Moultonboreugh, April, 17938.
N. B. Good pasturing for Mares at a
realonable price. \
‘ N JHEREAS Molly Packer of Green
land, in the county of Rockingham,
and State of New-Hampshire, widow, as
Administratrix of the last will and testament
of Thomas Packer, late of Portsmouth, in
said county, gentleman, deceafled, intestate,
hath petitioned the Judge of Probate for
said county, setting forth, that the said
Thomas in his life time, did, by his Attor.
ney, agree with one Belknap, and one
Wright, to convey to them all his lands in
Marﬁmrougb, in the county ofChefhire and
State aforelaid, and praying that she might
be empowered to make a deed of said lands
to the said Belknap and Wright. -~ This is
to notify all persons concerned to appear
before the said Court of Probate, to be
holden at Portsmouth on the gd Wednel
day of June next, and to shew cause (if any
they have) why the dpraycr of said petition
should not be granted.
By Order of the Judge,
WILLIAM PARKER, Regiffer.
otate of New-Hampshire.
NOTICE is- hereby given, that
Asa Eastman and others, in
habitants of Chatham, have petitioned
the Genetal Court offaid State, pray
ing that a tax of two and an half cents
per acre upon all the lands in said
Chatham, may be granted them for
the purpofé of making roads in said
town, and that a committee be ap
pointed to fee the fame effected.
Upon which petition it is ordered,
That the petitioners be heard before
_the General Court on the second Wed- -
nelday of the next feflion, and that in
the mean time the petitioners cause
that the substance of the petition and
Order of Court thereon, be published
three weeks fucceflively in the New-
Hampshire Gazette, commencing {ix
weeks. prior to said day of Hearing,
that any person may then appear and'
shew cause (if any they have) why the
prayer thereof may not be.granted. .
Attelts: - 7 o "
NATH’I PARKER; Dep’y Sec’y.
Dec. 14, 1797 = ;
. Clover Seed,
OF an excellent quality, for sale B‘{ |
"WrrLyiamBaARTLETT, athis houfle
‘near the Hay-Market, as cheap as ¢an be’
purchased in town; or elsewhere.
Portsmouth, April 11, 17¢8. -
Young Traveller
RGN ol 1
, PEAW ). \BEETE
e |
WLLL stand the enfuiog fealon forthe
. purpose of covering, at the flable of
the fublcriber, in Greenland, on the follow
ing terms :— Four dollars the fingle'leap ; |
eight dollars for the season, and ten do/lars l
to warrantacolt: Younc TRAVELLER
is four years-oldthis spring, and is about
154 hands high. He was fired by Traveller,
an.imported English horse of the firlt efti.
mation, aad came out of a mare that is ex- j
etllent for every kind of service ; be is a
very handlome bay, strong built, and well |
proportioned ; and is thought. by good |
judges, to be one of the most elegant ftep
ing horses now upon the flage. .
2 SAMUEL AYERS.
Greenland, April 26, 1798.
bbbl it St s LGI
State of New-Hampshire.
(ir) Strafford, fI.
N'OTICE is hereby given to the
- proprietors and owners of land i
in the town of Conway, in the county |
aforefaid, that the proprictors of said
Conway, at their legal meeting held
at Conway on the Ift day of Sept.
1796, voted a tax of tawa dollars on
cach original right or share in said
town, and commutted the fame to me
the fabferiber to colle&, and that un
less the fanie i$ paid to me with inci
dental .chzirges,. on or before Wednes
day the 6th day of June next, so
much of the-undivided share of each
original right as will pay the fame,
will be fold at public au&ion, at my
dwelling house in Conway, at ten
o’clock, A. M. on said day. :
No. Dls.
George Abbott, 45 2
Richard Ayers, 222
Jacob Ayers, 2%
Daniel Foster, 46 2
Asa Kimball, G '3
Joseph Eastman, jr. 14 3
Henry Lovejoy, 6o z
Moses Eafiman, 40 2
Obadiah Eastman, & 4
Nathaniel Eastman, 2 2
Andrew Buntin, % 2
Ephraim Carter, : 28 2
Reuben Kimball, 63 2
Nathaniel Perly Py g
Ebenezer Burbank, 49 -2
Peter Ayers, 29 .2
William Ladd, 36 2
Samuel Avyers,
tegrant } 20 2
Samuel Colby; ,
Ada Foster, 64 2
Francis Cart, .2
John Carr, 5§ 2
David Carr, \ 21 2
Elias Heath, 4 2
Caleb Foster, g 8
John Marftim, 4 g g
Wm. Ingalls, §7° 3
Moses Foster, jr. 44 2
Samuel Ingalls, oo 18 v
John Johnson, Tk e AR
James Burley, 37 3
Jonathan Stevens, 24 2
Josiah Johnson, $%; 2
Peter Parker, : 4% 2
John Temple, Esq. 61: 2
Theodore Atkinson, 67 2
Nathaniel Barrell, - - 252
Peter Levius, Efg. 66 2
Jonathan Warner, Esq. - 482
Clement March, Esq. $4 2
" John Tufton Mason, 452
Henry Sherburne, Esq. g 2
Henry Young Brown for the} 8i 3
firft fettled Minister,
The Glebe right, SE
School Right, e g
Daniel Warner, Efg. 69 3
Theodore Atkinson, jr. s3' 2
Mark H. Wentworth, 26 2
STEPHEN WEBSTER, Colle&or.
Conway, April 16, 1798.
PURSUANT to a request to me the
: {ubfcriber, proprietors clerk for the
townthip of Concord, in the county of
Grafton, and State of New-Hampshire,
from more thart ane sixteenth part of the
proprictors of said township ; I do hereby
notify said Pr'oprictors to meet at the houie
of Maj, Samuel Young, innholder in said
Concord, en Tuesday the 2od day of May
next, at g of the clock, A. M. to aft on
the following particulars, to wit:
Ift. To choose a moderator to govern
said meeting. X
ed. To make such grant or grants te
such settlers as the proprietors may think
reasonable. '
gd. To sec if the proprietors will {{uo
ceed to make a division of their interest or
a part of it, agreeable to any allotments that
heretofore have been made, or proceed to
allot the township anew, and to divide the
fame as the proprictors may think best
when met. :
4th, To choose a committee to examine
into the bills.of charge, and to allow the
fame. =
* sth. To raise such sum or sums of money
as they may think best.
-6th. To choefe all faeh officers that {hall
be necessary for the proprictors.
- JOSIAH LITTLE, Prop*rs Clerk
. of Jaid Concord,
Newbury, Aprif 23, 1798. ,
& 3 s &3
TO BE SBOLD BY
- Jeremiah Libbey,
At his flore in M&a};ﬂree{, :
: A quantity of 2
Clover and Herds Grass Seed
. of a superior quality. «
Port{mounthy April 21, 1798,
To-the honorable Fobn -Sam;:fl Sherburne,
- Esquire; one of t/'z’j'uj? cs assigned to
kesp the Peaces in-and throughout the
' State of New-Hampflire.
WE the febferibers, owners of more
- V'Y than one sixteenth part of the town.
fbip of Colebrooke; in. the coutity. of Graf
ton, in said State, do hereby request you w 0
notify and tall a meeting of the proprictors
and owners of lands in said. township, to
meet at the house of Captain Hezekiah
Parsons, in said Colebrooke, on Tuesday
the egth day of May. next; at 10 o’clock,
A. :/? to confider of and a&t upon the fol:
lowing matters if they fHall fee fit :
Iff. To choose a moderator to govern;
said meeting. ;
ed. To choose a clerk, assessors, collea
tor and treasurer. '
gd. Tocaufle a road to be laid out
through. the {aid rown, have the fame eftab
lithed by legal authority, and made fit foi
travelling. :
4th. To cause the perambulating lines
of the town to be'run, and the land to be
Jaid out into lots, or to confirm any surveys
or lottings that may or fhiall be made prior
to said meeting. :
sth. To receive and adjust any accounts
that may be against the proprietors.
6th. To agree upon such measures as
shall be thought best to promote the fertle
ment of the townihip, and to confirm such
settlers on their lots who have resided there
on more than twe years, on {uch terms as
they may think proper. ”
- 7th. To raise such sum or sums of money,
from time to time by taxes, as {hall be judg
ed expedient for roads or other expenses,,
for promoting the interest of the proprictary..
Bth. To make division of a part or-the
whole of the township, among the proprie«
tars, when the {ame is lotted out,
9th. To agree on a_method of calling
meetings of the proprietary in future,
toth. To choole a committee to carry
into effe&t such of the foregoing articles as
shall be assigned them, and to give such
committee authority trom time to time to
prosecute any tré{paffes or defend any aftion
in which the proprietors may be concerneds
. Lastly, to tranfa& any other matters, re
lating to the interest of the proprictary, that
they shall think proper.
J. WHIPPLE,
JABEZ PARSONS,
JONAS MINOT.
S T o,
State of New-Hampihire,
R Pursuant to the foregoing ap
( L.S. )plz’catz'on, I fhereby motify and
¥~ n warn the proprietors of Cokebrooke
to meet at the time and place, and for the
purposes therein expressed. :
Given under my hand and seal at Port/~
mouth; the 93d day of April, 1798.
JOHN 8. SHERBURNE,
Juflice of the Peace throughoat. said State.
To the honorable Fohn Samuel Sherburme,.
Efq.one of the Fuftices assigned to heep the
Peace, in and throughout the State of
New-Hampshire.
“ZE the {ubfcribers, owners of more
than one sixteenth part of the town
ship of Cockbusne, in the county of Graf.
ton, and State aforefaid, do hereby request
you to notity and call 2 meeting of the pro-.
prictors of the land in said township, to
meet at the dwelling house of Lt. Abel
Larpard, in said Cockburne, on Monday
the 28th day of May next, at 10 o'clock,
A. M. to confider of and a& upon the sols
lowing matters, if they thall think proper :
Ift. To choose a moderator to govern
said mt:.xe,lin'g. ;
ed. To choose a clerk, afleffors, collecs
tor and treasurer.
gd. To cause a road to be laid out through
said town, have the fame eftablithed by legal;
authority, and made fit for travelling.
4th. To cause the lines of the town to be
' perambulated, and the land to be laid out
in one hundred acre lots, and to confirm
any f{urveys or lottings, that may or shall be
made, prior to the {aid meeting.
~ sth. To'receive and adjust any accounts,
that may be against the proprietors. '
6th. To agree upon {uch measures as thall
be thought best to promote the settlement
of the township, and to confirm such settlers
in their lots, who have resided there more:
than two years, on such terms as they may
think proper. S T
7th. To raise such sum or fams of money.
from time to time by taxes, as shall be judg
ed expedient for roads or other expenfes,’
for promoting the interest of the proprictary.
Bth. To make division of a 2 part or the’
whole of the township among the proprie~
tors by draught, when the fame is lotied out.
gth. To agree on a method of calling
mectings of the proprietors in future.
10th. To choose 2 committee to carry
into effe& such of the above articles,
as shall be assigned them, and to give faid’
committee authority from time to time, to:
prosecute any trespassers, and defend any.
attions, in which the. proprietors may be.
concerned. IR :
Latftly, to tranfal any other matters, re
lating to the interest of the proprictors, they
may think proper. -
J. WHIPPLE, :
- SAMUEL SHERBURNE, -
ABEZ PARSONS, ,
i)N AS MINOT, ;
: State of New-Hampshire, f
L. Pursuant to the /breg’oz'ng ap
( L.S. ) plication, I hereby motify and
¥\, ¥ warntheproprictorsof Cocklyr¥e
20 meet at the time and place, and for the
purposes expressed therein. e
Given under my hand and seal, at Ports
mouth, the 23d day g{ April, 1798,
. : JOHRNS. § ERBURI\?E,
Juflice of the Peace, throughout said State,
FOR SALE BY
John Man,
. Oppofute the State-House,
o T o enthy s v
RUM; Brandy ; Gin ;. Molasses 3
-I\ Cotton ; Coffee ; Sugar; a quan
tity of Pollock Fish 3ﬁﬁ -Beags 3
Rye ; Cheale ; Iron Hollow Ware §
Nails ; Steel-pointed Iron Shovels 3
- Frying Pans 3 m?&m -Irons; with a ge~
neral assortment of Groceries.