The New-Hampshire gazette and general advertiser — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1791-05-26 00:00:00, page 4

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THE subscriber having removed
from N°. 45, Market-Street, to
his house in the new Market, four
doors on the south fide, from Lom
bard Street —
Has for Sale,
CLOTHS and COATINGS of vari
ous kinds,-BLANKETS—FLAN
NELS. BAIZES, CALIMANCOES,
CORDUROY, VELVET, White
and Check LINNENS, COTTON
and WORSTED HOSE, SILK, LIN
NEN, and COTTON HANDKER
CHIEFS, SHAWLS, CHINTZES, &
CALLICOES, RIBBONDS, BUC
KLES of all forts, &c. Also—an as
sortment of HARD WARE, and
Weft-India Goods.
He also informs those who please to
favour him with Consignments of their
business, that the articles of yard
wide TOW-CLOTH, BARLEY,—
BUTTER,HEMLOCK-BARK,FISH
OIL, Good BEEF in Barrels, MACK
REL and Pickled SALMON are
always in demand, and command Cash.
—Orders for FLOUR, IRON and
STOVES of all forts, and every other
kind of business committed to his care
will pe tranfa&ed in a way that shall
claim the approbation of his employ
ers.
N. ROUSSELET.
Philadelphia, 1791.
Massachusetts Semi-Annual
State Lottery.
CLASS 11.
THE MANAGERS of the State
Lottery, assure the Public,
that the /eW Class of the Semi-Annual
Lottery, will positively commence draw
ing on the day appointed, viz.—On
THURSDAY the thirteenth of OCTO
BER next, or sooner, if the Tickets
shall be disposed of.—As the Managers
have in their several Monthly Lotte
ries commenced drawing at the hour
assigned, so they are determined to be
equally as punctual in this.
SCHEME.
NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE.
25,000 Tickets, at Five Dollars each,
are 125000 Dollars, to be paid in the
following Prizes, fubjed to a deduction
of twelve and an half per cent, for the
use of the Commonwealth.
Prizes. Dollars. Dollars.
I of 10000 is 10000
2 3000 are 6000
3 2000 6000
6 1000 6000
10 500 5000
30 200 6000
So 100 8000
90 50 4500
100 40 4000
120 30 3600
x6i 20 3220
200 13 2000
7585 I 60680
8388 Prizes. 125000
16612 Blanks.
25000 Tickets.
«3 TICKETS in the above Class,
may be had of the several managers,
who will pay the Prizes on Demand —of
the TREASURER of the Common
wealth—of JAMES WHITE, at his
Book-Store, Franklin's Head, Court-
Street, and at the other places as usual.
BENJAMIN AUSTIN, jun. ) ^
DAVID COBB,
SAMUEL COOPER,
GEORGE R. MINOT,
JOHN KNEELAND,
Boston, April 14, 1791.
Church Prayer Book.
AF EW Copies of the Book of
COMMON PRAYER, as re
vised and ratified by Convention, at
Philadelphia, in Od. 1789, handsome
ly bound, may behadat J. Melcher's
printing-Office, in Market-street.
BLANKS of all Sorts, may on the
shortest notice be had at John
Melcher's Printing-Office.
State of New Hampshire.
NOTICE is hereby given to the
owners of the following lots of
land in New Durham, who have not
paid their taxes from the year 1781, to
the year 1787, that unless they pay the
fame to me the subscriber on or before
the 14th of July next, so much of their
land as will pay the fame together with
incidental charges, will be fold at pub
lic vendue at ten o'clock, A. M. on
said day, at the dwelling-house of Capt.
John Bennett, innholder in said town.
Indents, Specie.
No. 4, in ift Div. £. s. d. £. s.d.
The estate of J.l
Wiggin, deceased I
for% in New- ° ° 16 3
Emission 71. Bs. J
Ditto, 1782, 317 10 2 39
Ditto, 1784, 0 5 1 0 1 7
Ditto, 1785, 0 3 4
Ditto, 1786, 0 3 6 0 2 4
Ditto, 1787, 0 3 6 0 36
No. 71 in ift Div.
The estate Wm."
Murry, deceased
for 1781 in New- 0 0 0 1 07
Emission 51. 14s.
lod.
Ditto, 1782, 317 4 2 36
Ditto, 1784, 0 53 0 1 9
Ditto, 1785, 0 1 6
No. 17 in 2d Div.
The estate ofPaul l
March, Esq. de- ,319 017 7
ceased for 1784, J
Ditto, 1785, 116 8
Ditto, 1786, 115 6 1 0 8
Ditto, 1787, 010 6 0 36
No. 32 in ift Div.
Capt. J. Thomas 7
f or i 782. so 0 0 I 9 2
Ditto, 1784, 0 5 3 0 1 9
Ditto, 1785, 0 7 0
Ditto, 1786, 0 7 0 0 4 8
Ditto, 1787, 0 3 6 0 3 6
No. 99 in ift Div.
Wm. Ham for 1784,0 11 6 0 310
Ditto, 1785, 0 2 9
Ditto, 1786, 0 4 6 0 3 0
NATHAN KENISON, Colledor.
New-Durham, May 12, 1791.
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And the said Commissioners shall
cause the times and places of their
meeting to receive such accounts, with
the nature and kind of accounts to be
received, the vouchers to be produced,
NO SSIP E E State of New-Hampshire.
OTICE is hereby given to the non-resident proprietors and owners of land
in the town of Offipee, who have not paid their taxes for the years 1783,
1784, 1788 and 1789, that unless they pay said taxes to us the fubferibers on or
before the second Wednesday in June 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 Capt, Jacob Brown, innholder in said town, at ten o'clock,
A. M. on said day.
1783.^ 1784. 1783. 1784
state certifies state cert, cou'y fpecic
No. 0,7' 1- s. di l. s. d. s.d. d.
Thomas Wallingsford 12 400 1 6 0 100 0 6 6
36 400 16 0 100 06 6
Thomas Packer, 1 400 16 0 100,0 6 6
go 400 16 0 100 06 6
37 400 16 0 100 06 6
For the year 1789.
state specie. indents, cou'ty
No. Q,y. l. s. d. 1. s.d. d.
Thomas Wallingsford, 12 200 0 1 io| 070 11
14 400 039 070 11
36 400 03 9 070 11
Thomas Packer, 1 400 03 9 070 11
30 400 03 9 070 II
37 400 03 9 070 11
Solly and March, 10 400 03 9 070 11
25 400 03 9 070 11
Peirce and Moore, 3 400 03 9 070 11
John Moffatt— half 5 400 01 10, 036 54
.half 31 400 0 I io| 036
JOSIAH POLAND, Collector. Offipee, April 4, 1791.
For the year 1788.
specie. certificates, indents, cou'y
N. Q?y. l. s. d. l. s. d. l. s. d. s.d
Thomas Wallingsford, 12 400 020 064 048 06
36 400 020 064 048 06
Thomas Packer, 1 400 020 064 048 06
30 400 020 064 048 06
37 400 020 064 048 06
JOSEPH PITMAN, Colledor. Offipee, April 4, 1791.
NOTICE is hereby given to the
proprietors and owners of land in
the township of Croydon, in said State,
who have not paid the tax of £. 3 12 0,
voted by the proprietors, and assessed
on each right in said township in 1763 ;
of 6s. voted by said proprietors and
assessed in 1764, on each right ; of 20s.
voted and assessed as aforefaid on each
right in 1765 7 and of 6s. on each
right, voted and assessed as aforefaid,
in the fame year ; all said taxes and
assessments being for proprietary char
ges, that unless they pay the fame or
whatever remains due and unpaid there
on, to me the subscriber, at my dwell
ing-house, on or before the firft day of
July next, so much of their land as
will pay the fame, with incidental
charges, will be advertised for sale as
the law direds.
MOSES LELAND, Collector.
Sutton, May ii, 1791.
And it shall also be the duty of the
said Commissioners, firft above men
tioned, to receive from any towns or
any individuals in this State, all ac
counts for any such services done, or
losses fuffered in the late war, as would
have been (in case they had been pre
sented within the time limited by Con
gress for receiving them) proper char
ges by this State against the United
States.
State of New-Hamplhire.
In the House of Representatives,
February 12, 1791.
RESOLVED, That John T. Gil
man, Sanford Kingsbury and
James Macgregore, Esquires, be and
they hereby are appointed Commissi
oners to state the demands of this State
against the United States.
And for this purpose, they shall have
access to all papers and documents in
any public office in this State.
And the said Commissioners, shall as
soon as may be, forward all fitch ac
counts and demands of this State, a
gainst the United States as are proper
charges, to be laid before the Com
missioners appointed by Congress to
fettle and adjust the accounts between
the United States and Individual States.
C R O Y D O N.
State of New-Hampshire.
&c. &c. &c. to be advertised through
out this State, by causing the fame to
be published in all the public papers
printed in this State.
And the said Commissioners shall by
the tenth day of June next, close the
accounts so by them received , and
shall prepare a petition to Congress, to
have the said sums allowed, or submit
ted to the board of Commissioners ap
pointed by Congress, notwithftandipg
the time limited by law of the United
States is expired.
And the towns and individuals shall
receive from this State the benefit of
all such allowances as shall be made to
this State by Congress, on account of
such demands of such individuals so al
lowed.
And the said Commissioners, ap
pointed by this Resolve as aforefaid,
shall certify the towns or individuals
presenting such accounts of all such
sums as they shall think well vouched.
Sent Up for concurrence.
MOSES DOW, Speaker.
In SENATE, February 14, 1791.
Read and concurred.
JOSIAH BARTLETT, Prudent.
A true copy:
Attest, JOSEPH PEARSON, Seer).
—■
THE fubferibers, pursuant to the
above Resolution of the General-
Court, give public notice, that one of
them will attend at Exeter and the oth
er at Claremont, from the 16th of May
to the 25th inclusive, and at Concord
from the 27th to the 31st inclusive, to
receive and examine such accounts as
shall be presented by any towns or indi
viduals in this State, for such services
done or losses sustained in the late war,
as are proper charges against the Unit
ed States,and for which no allowance has
been made by this State or the U. States.
The accounts must be accompanied
by proper vouchers—in case of fervid
done on alarms, a muster roll and cer
tificate of the commanding officer of
the company or regiment will be ex
peded—the losses must be those sus
tained in actual service, such as the
loss of Guns, Clothing, Horses, &c.—
The best evidence that the nature of
the thing will admit of must be pro
duced.
SANFORD KINGSBURY, ) Commif-
JAMES M'GREGORE, §foners.
(^ The Printers throughout the State
are desired to insert the foregoing in their
papers, until the firft of June next.
Exeter, April 16, 1791.