The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1798-04-11 00:00:00, page 4

. 100 hogsheads Molasses
- of a good rqualit’y.-;;-Alfo, R
1006 bufbels Carolina CORN, ..
| T’ibf'ﬂdﬁ]\ e '
Thomas Chadbourn,jr.
” At bis Store at the North-Endy -
here may be had & general assortment of
. W. 1 Goods and Groceries,
-~ Portfmonth, March 29, 1798.. -
| Cmﬁmg:mwfhwrzo
buildirigs, orchard, and wood land, in
the wounity of Rockingham, within 6
%o 10 miles of Portsmouth, i wanTEn
_m EXCHANGE, for a good Farm in
tion,the cash to make dp the difference
shall be paids: . Inquire of thePrinter,
A SEASONG -
N the windlass basic y "
Heave luflily, iy hearts ! the anchor we'll
. mveigh ; %
Heave Ogb-‘--mw' i ccm:-—bcavg‘a Jose
The foreflayfail loofemmyour cable delay. .
Now wind jhipy my beys ! [be’ l work like
@ top ; g em
Fareavel, ye dear girls ! no longer awe fisp.
Sce to the gentle breeze our bellying jails
Expand their white canvasy and flip by the
Jhere 3 e A SN
The fkylocks ferene,sS propitious the gales ;
Tet no danger ave. feary should the foul
tempe/f roar ; i ,-
Our homes jufddifcerning, webidthem adiew
Sawcet girls, be ye mindful our bearts are
With you. - - g
Adieu then the shore, avhere all can enjoy
The scenes that gayfrolic forever does give:
But the Sailor avho roves, bim ho terrors
| annsy, :
While the lpve-pouting lass bids affeltion
7 pg live ; :
Then cheerful be ransacks. the aworld’s
- wiighty coafl, 2
And avkere’er he flops, love and friend
- ship’s bis toast. |
JUST PUBLISHED
' dnd for Sare :
By S. Larkin,
" at the Portsmouth Book-Store,
pg THE 2
Columbian Songster, -
| ABE >
. FREEMASONs
Pocket Companion,
A colle&ion of the newest & most celebrated
* Sentimental, - Pafloral,
Convivialy, Humting,
Humourous, Sea, and
| Satirical, ~ Masonic -
SONGS,
Being the largelt and best collection
ever publilhed in America.
T which is added, “Monsieur Tonfon,”
‘ | g Tl ,
. ¢ Subscribers are requested to call
or fend for their books. - :
Edw’d Parry
At the sign of the Lamb and Flag,
. Market Street, Portfouth, .
' " HAS JUST RECEIVED
American Manufallured
- Looking-GLASSES,
. Of differént sizes and prices. .~
¢He flatters bimfelf that every true
American will prefer. the manufatture of
bis own country ; and that no young
boufe-keepers vwgl purchase foreign glasses,
avhen America, at present, produces those
of equal elegance, to any that can be im
parted. ; % . : - :
Irith Linens.
Alfos just received, and for sale as above,
A case of beautiful yard wide
* Irish Linens,
Some are of a superior quality ; they
will be fold cheap, éither by whole
ws Aale ot vetadks v 1 " |
VP Linens are now "becoming fearce 3
Infuronce and ‘Rifk ' rim bigh -~ The
Jpring impartations will be few, - Fam-
Hiesy avho need a supply, - bad-better pro
vide themselves immediatelyy as the con-
Sumption of linens, awill this year exceed
the supplies. ~ Grand bargains to those
who purchase now. R
- Portfmcuth, March 20, 1798.
-Clover €3 Herds-Grass
"SEED,
Lo Aoche sk by 50T
o Samuel . Hill, -
It is unneceflary. &go observe much
upon the situation and advantages of this
Land ; but one circumstance is important
to remind all persons of, who with to be
come adventurers in that country, that is,
this will be the last opportunity to purchale
Land of‘the Goveroment so well connefited
with Navigation. These Townships con
sist principally of foil that is of a good quali
ty, and well calculatéd o afford a liberal re
ward o the Cultivator, by the growth of
most kinds of grain, vegetables, and grass ;
and most :f them have fireams of I\{vlatcr
runniog through them into the great River
Penob?tot,» from different fmfrc‘es 3. and
ecither on these fircams or otherways, all’
the Townthips have extensive Trafls of
Meadow-Bottom, and great quantities of
Hay can now be cut from many of them,
and Forage is annually taken from these
Lands for the support of. very large flocks
of Cattle, and much more¢ might be had
from thgm ; ‘Which advantages, combined
with those of the Salmon and other Fisheries
on the margin of each of the quarters of the
eight Townships, will place the firft settlers
on those Lands in circnmftances to avoid
~thofe difficalties to obtain comfortable pb
fitence which are common to most new
Countries, and will enable individuals of
very {mall property immediately to engage
in the advantageous operations of bufinels,
for which the fitoation, T‘uality, and growth
of these Lands are so well caleulated. As
all the Townlhips have good mill feats.
either on the great River or some of ifs
branches, and are generally well covered
with a great variety of the best of Timber
suitable to build ships of any size, with ma
terials of almost any kind commonly used
in this counrry, not excepting the white oak,
- and affording mafls of any size, from a fisl
rate downwards ; common Pines for Boards,
| and Cord Waod for. market, beyond the
power of enymeration; which circumftences,
- added to that of navigable accommodation
for large veflels from the head of the tide,
cannot fail'to attraét the attention of all
men of enterprize ; for whose accommoda
tion thefé Lands will be fold in quarters of
“Townthips only, and none will be put up
‘at a lels rate than one dollar per acre; and
fold, fubje& to the reservation of ome hun
{ dred acres in each quarter of a Township
for Schoolc':dﬁﬂy acres for the firft fettled
ﬁ in':{écr, and onc hundred acres fg;‘r{ rthe’
- Ministry, equalto the average value of said
qu;netfin?:;fa‘m &ndr:gc acres for each
‘of the thirty-two settlers who fettled on fid
| L.and before A ift, Al D. 1796; so as
i ﬁm include :‘ﬁr improvements ; All of
which fetilers are on the two Townships
next to the head of the tide. =~
. The terms of Sale will bg as follows,
- viz, twenty per centum of the amount of
each ‘pdrch}& to be paid in money to the
Treafwrer of the Commonwealth, and the
refiduc in four annual infalments, with
_interefl, to be paid annuvally, and security
10 the acceptance of the Governor and
: Mm&mm field book ‘of said
Lands, may be seen at WILLIAM DON--
oo and after the goth day of May next.
7" SALEM TOWN, Conmifimer.
Boflon, March g, 178. . - . .
‘ Y * ;}%@ B
"l WO lots of land g g"“”t
S o .s» t* i’ vum& WG‘)
Boufe, For particulars inquire of =
«t&m‘*a ‘gfﬂ
PR rt‘?{ 3'> ‘‘ ; ' - « ‘ ?-;»‘ i
S § e v“#d"* 2 .
THA' " beantiful fullblooded Stal
lion, lately imported by Lang,
Brierley & Co.from England, will
stand for covering this season, at the
stable. of Maj. %homas Lieavett, of
Northampton. i Erie
He is a fine chefnut, rifmgé years
old, sixteen hands and. half high, got
by the famous Pheegomenon, whose
Grang_l fire was the noted Eclipse, Dam
Recovery by Hyder Ally, Grandam
Perdita by Herod, great Grandam by
Sampson, and out of the Lass of the
Mill.—He has already proved himfelf
to be a sure horse.
Price 12 dollars the feafony and 7 a
leap 5 o insure a foalya price that may.
be agreed on at the time,
Stabling and pasturing at the a
bove place, and the best care taken of
mares when left. > :
March 28, 1798. ~~ :
s e U 4 e 00 S S SIS
Sale of Penobfcot Land,
PUBLIC notice is hereby
given, That, conformable t 6 a Resolve
of the General Court of the 22d of Februa
ry last, on WEDNESDAY the 13th day of
June next, atßofton, in the Reprefentatives’
Chamber of the Old State Houfe,at 12
oclock, A. M. will commence the Sale, at
Public Auélion, Land from that time will
be continued at the discretion of the fub
fesiber,) of NINE TOWNSHIPS OF
LAND belonging to the Commonwealth ;
EIGHT of which are bounded on the East
and Weft sides of Penobfcot River, and
run back fix miles from said River,
these commence at Nicholas’ rock, near the
head of the tide, and extend :‘p said River,
according to the general course thereof, a
bout thirty miles : The other Township is
on the Weft fide of the River, adjoining
the aforefaid, and at about the distance of
fix miles from the fald River. The whole
trytt contains 189,426 acres ; and the seve
ral Towsthips are subdivided into quarters
by aflual furve{y'; each quarter fronting one
mile and a half on said Penoblcot River,
and extending back from said River about
fix miles, varying in some dcfrcc in their
several quantities, by reason of theyariation
of the course of said River. :
Bohea Tea.
, q FEW whole Chests, half Chests
and quarter Chests of excellent
Bohea Tea, for faleby .
EDWARD ¥. LONG,
.. -at his store in Market-Street, -
Portsmouth, March 20, 1798.
~ FOR SALE BY
JOhn, | Man,
Opposite the State-House,
Low. for ‘cafh, |
RUM, Bmg:ﬁins Molasses ;
Cotton ; Coffee 5 ’S,u%':r; a quan
tity of Pollock Fifly'; white Beans ;
Rye ; Cheese ; Iron Hollow Ware ;
Nails ; Steel-pointed Iron Shovels ;
Frying Pans ; Flat-Irons, with a ge
neral assortment of Groceries. :
Windsor Chairs
st oG ol every
2 A~ defeription,
/ . warranted
' Ofthe best kind,
S 0 made &
- gemeNf constantly
4=) - kept for sale
rf‘ ek as cheap
ﬂhdd as can be
B [ purchased
ﬂ - at BOSTON
p— ey rargliewhers .
/By Josiah Folsom
At his fbop in PORTSMOUTH.
s e e o B GRS,
'~ FOR SALE,
A genteel Saddle Horse,
and a very nice covered Sleigh, in
complete order, and will be fold cheap.
Apply to George Doig, Portsmouth.
‘Nfz the fubferibers being appointed b
¥ the Hon. Semuel _Tm?uy. judge o);
the probate of wills, &c. for the county of
Rockingham, commifhioners to receive, ex
amine and adjust all the claims of the ecre
ditors to the cltate of Triftram Redman,
late of Northampton, Gentleman, decea
{ed, represented insolvent, hereby give no
tice that we will attend for that service at
the dwelling house of Benjamin Leavitt inn
holder in Northampton, on the second
Monday of April next, and on the second
Monday of the four following months,
from two o’clock P. M. to fix. s
MOSES LEAVITT, '
JOSEPH DEARBORN, }Comm:fioners
SIMON WARD. .
Northampten, March 16, 1798.
Fifty Dollars Reward,
; i “_-- -
WHEREAB some villain or vil
: lains on the night following
‘the 2g9th inst. by erééing a ladder to
a chamber window, anr.lg by violence
deftroyirig the shutter, entered the
store of the fublcriber, and robbed
him of from abont 150 to 200 dollars
in Bank bills and specie, about taventy
dollars of the money was in small
change, such as 4% pieces, dimes and
balf dimes. ~ Whoever will give infor
mation so that the thief may be de
tected, and the property recovered,
shall be paid the above reward.
- JEREMIAH LIBBEY.
Portfmouthy March 31, 1798.
N. B. Tlhe thief left an iron fpode,
with awbich the agindow avas opened,
which spade is now in the flore, any per-
Jon who can give information of the owney
awill much oblige mot_only Mr. Libbey,
but the public, as it may be a means of
‘tracing the thief. Sy
New-Hamp/bire Bank.
NOTICE is hereby given to the
- 1 N Stockholders in.the New-Hamp
shire Bank, that the annual meeting
for the choice of Direétors will be
held at the Bank on Wednesday 25th
inst. 3 o’clock, P. M. ’
-+ JoPEIRCE, Cafpier.
Sy g T , .
o2+ FOR SALE AT
Willm Neil’s
_Szorz, Porrsmovrn,
me;n" half, and 36 quarter chafis 80-20
20 calks frefh Raisins, .
10 bags East-India Sogar,
70 loaves Philadelphia Sugar, -
10 barrels fuperfive Flour, =~~~
ﬁl. 6d, Bd, 10d and god Nailsy . :
i {lonaﬂdSmhoucha, Sl
4 bhds.~ Jamaica Sugar, :
rrinam Cotton, very fine, =~~~
10 boxes Candles, dipt and mould,
Rum per hhd. barrel or gallon,
TRGAv . 5
SO ARy, el TGV
Lisbon, Shesry and Madeira Wine,
eOn - - U
Uﬁg‘ll’m Pork, e s ’
ral assortment of Grocerics as usual, will
be fold on very moderate terms, for Casn
1 TWA ER o
- An Apprentice to the
Paintiog bufiss—Applyto -
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. Treasury Department,
Trealury Department,
ke TG R G .
TAG 9 e g P g Sl T gl AN ;
IN pursuance of the A& of Congress pafled on theffixth day of July one tho
. sand seven hundred and meven, entitled “An a& laying duties on
. Stamped Vellum, Parchment and Paper,” and the ,&gpaﬁ'ed ffed on the 15th
day of December, one thousand seven hundred and inety-feven, entitled,
- An A& to postpone for a limited time the commencement of theduties
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 hereafter enumerated, will be levied and aollec
. ted throughout the United States. .~ g AW
For every skin or piece of Vellum or Parchment, or sheet or piece of paper, °
‘upon which shall be written or printed any or either of the instruments or
w%pgs following—to wit : k | \Dolls|Cents.|\ms
Any Certificate of Naturalization, oy i
Any License to pradtife, or Certificate of the admission, emrol-| ~ § §
~ ment or regi&ry of any Counfellor, Solicitor, Attormey, AdJ | {
-~ vocate or Proétor, in any court of the United Stafes, /% WP L
' Provided, that a Certificate in any one of the Courts of thel © | |
.. United States for one of the said Offices, fthall fo' far as| |
relates to the payment of the duty aforefuid, be 2 & Rb ok
cient admiflion in all the Courts of the United Steedd 1§
for each and every of the said offices. ' LPR TR
Any Grant or Letters Patent, under the seal or authority ofthef * | =
United States (except for lands granted for military fervices)| 4 |
Any exemplification or certified copy of any such grant or let o
~ ters patent (except for lands granted for military services) 28 k.
- Any Charter-Parter, Bottomry, or Refpondentia Bond, e B
- Any Rec:izt or other discharge for or on account of any Led -} 0
} %acy, left by any Will or other testamentary instrument, o tou
or any share or part of 2 personal estate divided by forceoff | © |
. any statute of dill{)ributiéns, other than to the Wife, Children| s
or Grand Children of the person deceased, the amount where- wit ek
of shall be above the value of fifty dollars, and shall not ex | 4
ceed the value of one hundred dollars, = 291
When the amount thereof shall exceed the value of one hundred | B
dollars and {hy)l not exceed five hundred dollars, 50 1
And for every further sum of five hundred dollars, the addi - :
tional sum of | ‘ e '
Any Policy of Insurance or instrument in nature thereof, on any
ship, veflel or goods insured from one diftri& to another in : ‘
the United States, ' 25
From the United States to any foreign port or place, when |
the fam for which Insurance is made ﬂgall not exceed five
~ hundred dollars, ° s a2y
When the sum insured shall exceed five hundred dollars, 1 v
Any Exemplification, of what nature soever, that shall pais the
seal of any Court, other than such as’it may be the duty o »-
the Clerk of such Conrt to furnith for the use of the United 4
States or some particular state, 5
Any d, bill single or penal, foreign or inland bill of ex * |
, chz? promiflory note or other note, other than any recog-| '
_ nizalike, bill, bond, or other obligation or contra, made to|
or with the United States or any state, or for their use refpeé L |
tively, = : ‘ '
. If above twenty dollars and not exceeding one hundred dollars, 0
If above one hundred dollars and not exceeding five Hundred
it - gdollarg, /.. 8 e 25
If above five hundred and net exceeding one thousand dollars, 50 |
And if above one thonfand dollats, & A ‘ 75
Provided, that if any bonds or notes shall be payable at o
. within sixty days, such bonds or notes {hall be fubje& to '
- __ . enly two fifth parts of the duty aforefaid, viz. Po i
.. Jf above twenty dollars and not exceeding one hundred dollars, 1 4
- Ifabove onehundred dollars & not exceeging five hundred dols.] . | 1©
If above five hundred dollars &notexceeding one thousand dols.f |2O |
If above one thousand dollars, . Sao
Any Notes issued by the Banks now eftablithed, or that.may|
hereafter be eftablithed within the United States, other than|
- the notes of such of the said Banks as shall agree to an annual| 3
composition, of one per centum on the annual dividends mad;
by such Banks, to their Stockholders respectively, according]
to the following fecale. | 5 ,
"On all notes not exceeding fifty dollars, for each dollar, -} "' { 6
On all notes above fifty dollars, and not exceeding onehun|
~~dred dollars, : _ 1350
On all notes above one hundred dollars, and not exceeding
.~ five hundred dollars, Gl el - o Vg ‘
\ On all notes above five hundred dollars, - R
Aany Protelt or other Notarial a&, ' >5% - 428
Any Letter of Attorney, excegt' for an'invalid pension, or to ’
obtain or fell Warrants for d granted by the United States| |
as bounty for military services performed in the late war, e
~Any Certificate or Debenture for drawback of Customs or du
- ties, for less than five hundred dollars, g iRy
For five hundred dollars & not exceeding two thousand dollars,l 2 |
~ For more than two thousand dollars, L erR e
- Any noteor bill of lading forgoods ormerchandize to be exported, Ve |
* If from one diftri& to another diftri® of the United States,|
- _not being in the fame State, - ; 10
If from the United States to any foreign port or place, e
Any Inventory or Catalogue of any furniture, goods or effeds,} |
made in any case required by law, (except in cases of goods| | |
and chattels diftrained for rent or taxes, and goods takenin| |
virtue of any legal process by any officer) - sl N
Any Certificate of a Share in any Insurance Company, ofa| 5 i
. Stlgre in the Bank of the United States, or of any State or} { .}
- Ifabove twénggdhrs and not exceeding one hundred dollars,) {lO | -
-If above one hundreddollars, .. . .o b dge b
If under twenty dollars, at therate of so cents for 100 dollars| |4 2
T R et S
{pectors and other Officers of Infpedion, in the feverdl Diftridts, Su IVeys ar
Divions of the Unied Staes and by such ot perins ol oy s
eey eppuinied and: quploysd by eTR VINESS DNGHay
R L ee R
[‘ A 4&Y L & ﬁﬁ&};ﬁ“t‘”»@%% ﬁigw%f;
uThe Supervisors of the several. Diffrile will, priof 1o the it day of July
{ and as soon as may | e ot AR W thout fee'on
of the rates of dutic nerated, og of the said duties
of the United States, be obtained -at the tates preferibed by lat, by applicas
“tion to m' Inspector, Officer of Inspection, or other Perion aps
}mmmaﬂﬂgi
e s R s e TSRTk R S
oetPSl o N RE R To o ie O B R, ‘M bl yx'*‘ 1;?3 ‘ *
Pok VOLCOTT; Secretary of the Tﬁ o
P AR SIS TR Y S / SHETITHGENNE, Oel §OO 4k TR