The New-Hampshire gazette and historical chronicle — Portsmouth, N.H., 1773-05-07 00:00:00, page 4

^ Rd IS my Son MOSES CRUMMET, about 24
rears of Age. hat often run me in Debt, being
disordered in mind ; this is therefore to forbid any
person or persons crediting, or trading with him on
any Account whatever, as he is incapable of tranfad
ing any business, an/ has been so for near a Year
,cfi. l thought proper to give this public NOTICE,
fearing what Difficulties bis Condufl might occasion,
fbiuld l regies it any longer. lam determined not to
,0, any Debts by him contrasted.
H^ufe of Capt. Jacob Tilton, Innholder io
Pertfmouth, on Tuesday the twentieth Day of April
Instant, the following Vote was palled, viz. That a
TRACT of eight Thousand Acres of Land within
the Trad or Tawnihip of Success, as tear the Centre
of laid Towndvp as miy be convenient and suitable
for Improvements, and running across said Tewnffiip
from the Province Line over to the Line of Maines
borougb and Paufourg, making right Angles with the
Province Line, be and hereby is granted by the Pro
priety, to any Number of the Proprietors, who, at
their own proper Charge, may be willing to under
take, and shall effectually perform the Condition of
the CHARTER, which requires, that two theufand
three hundred and fifty Acres of Land, be inclined
and brought under Cultivation, within the Space of
five Years from the Data of said Charter, and who
Ihall moreover make so much of the Read thro' said
Townlhip, which may be required by the Governor
and Council, and whenever ordered, as may run
through the above granted Trad of Eight Thoufaad
Aeres, and also all other Roads within the aferefaid
Grant of Eight Thaufand Ac^s, which may be con
venient and necessary for said Townlhip: Such
Proprietors as are willing to undertake and perform
the aforesaid Conditions, fall before the Third Day
of August next, fubferibe a Copy of this Vote, which
the Clerk fliall make, and keep in his Hands for that
Purple, and produce at the next Meeting of this
Propriety, following the left Day of July next, that
the Names of such Subferibers may be known and
recorded. And if any who (ball become Subferibers
for the afarefaid Purpose, shall negle& to pay his or
their proportional Part of the Expences for perform
ing said Conditions fromYcar tuYear, upon the Re
turn of their Names as Delinquents, to any legal
Meeting, of the Proprietors of Success, he or they
Ihall forfeit to the Rest of the Subscribers, his or their
Part of the above granted Trad of Eight Thcufand
Acres, and mail be cut off from all Claim to his or
their Dividend, by virtue of this Vote—The Two
thousand, Three Hundred and Fifty Acres, required
by the Charter to be inclafed, and under Cultivation,
arc to be included within the above Grant of Eight
Thoufaad Acres, and alfe the Town Lotts of one
Acre to each original Proprietor ; and the aferefaid
Subferibers (hail out of the aforefaid Grant of Eight
Thuufand Acres, lay out one Lot, of one Hundred
Acres, for the Ule and Benefit of theGofpel Minifler
for the Ti^e being, wholhall be chefen from Time
to Time, on every Vacancy, by the Proprietors or
Inhabitants ,of fad Traa,Dfoi&, erParifh : And one
Hundred Acres more for the Use and Benefit of a
Grammar School within said Tira ; likewise ora
Hundred Acres mare, for the firft Miaifter called and
ordained by vote of the Proprietors, or Inhabitants of
said Trad,Diftrid or parish. But if the Subfciibers to
this Vote as afotefaid, shall so ncglcd their Duly,
for Two Years from the said Third Day of August
next, as that at any legal Meeting of the proprietors
of the Townlhip of Succcfs, it Ihall be judged, that
there is plainly Danger of a Forfeiture of said Town
fh.p, thro' Default of Fulfilling the aforefaid Condi
tions, then the aforefaid Grant of Eight Thousand
Acres (hall be null and void, and shall revert to the
original proprietors. This Vote to be published
immediately in the New Hampshire Gazette, Three
Weeks successively. A true Copy,
Attcft, PAUL LANGDON, Prep's Cleik.
Portsmouth, April 21st, 1773.
Durham,April 26 1773. JOSHUA CRUMMET.
ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO,
OR thff have any Demands on the Estate es
JACOB HOOK, late of Seabrook, in the
County of Rockingham, Yecmso, deceased, Intef
taie, are desired to fettle (hr Gme with Thomas
Merril of Salisbury, in the County of Eff<x, and
province es the Massachusetts Bay, Administrator of
said Estate.
f? Sold at the Printing office, Warrantee and
Qrit claim Deeds,— fuflices Writs and Executions,—
Rail Bonds— Shipping Papers.— Powers of Attorney,
Indentures, fudge of probate Blanks.
AT a MEETING of the PROPRIETORS of
SUCCESS, held by Adjournment, at the
\\ Success. ||
PORTSMOUTH, Printed by Daniel Fowls.
PROVINCE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
APPLICATION having been made to me, by
the Owners of more than one sixteenth Part es
the Town of Canterbury,in the County of Rocking
ham, & Province of New Hampfhire,that a Meeting
of the Proprietors of said Canterbury might be
warned to be held in the Meeting House in said
Canterbury, on the 26th Day of May next, at ten
o'clock, befereneen, then and there to vote on the
following Articles, viz. 1. To chufe a Moderator,
and a Proprietor's Clerk. 2. To knew if the
Proprietors will choose a Committee and impower
them to fetich their Records, to fee if there be any
Omiffiaoa or Mistakes in them, and to colled any
Papers relative to said Propriety, that ought to be
recorded, and to get them recorded, and to make
Report to said Propriety ; and that said Committee
apply to the General Court, (if it shall be found ne
ceffary,) for power to record any of the said Propri
etor's Papers, that have heretofore been neglected.
3 To fee if the Proprietors will vote for laying
Canterbury, to meet in the Meeting Heufe, in said
Canterbury, on the 26 Day of May next, at ten o'
clock, beforenoan, then and there, (if they fee Cause)
to vote on the Articles above mentioned.
April 21,1773. DANIEL PIERCE, Just. Pac.
PROVINCE CF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
APETI IIuN having been preferred to the GE
NERAL ASSEMBLY of said province, by a
Committee from the Town of DEERFIELD,
praying that a TAX n/TWO PENCE per Acre on
all the Lands in said Deerfield may be laid for three
Years next enduing ; one half of which to be laid out in
the parsonage house and LAND ; and the other half
on the high ways through said town, for Reasons
mentioned in said petition — these are therefore
to give notice, that a hearing is granted on said
PETITION on the third Day of the fitting of the GE
NERAL ASSEMBLY after the firfl Day of may next,
for an, person to shew Cause why the prayer thereof
may not be granted.
April 22^1773. GEORGE KING, D Sec.
Whereas Elizabeth the Wife of
me the fubferiber, imbezzels myGoods, and behaves
herfelf so disagreeable to me and my Children,which
cbliges me to forewarn all persons giving her any
Credit on my Account, for that I will not pay any
Debt by her centraded.
out the whole or any part es the common end undi
vided Lands in said Canterbury, and to choose a
Committee for that purpefe. 4. To fee if the said
Proprietors will choose a Committee to fettle Ac
counts with any person or persons, who have trans
aded any Business for said proprietors. §. To
agree upon feme lawful Method for calling Propri
etor's Meetings for the future. 6. To know what
Methods the said Proprietors will pursue to defray
the Charge of carrying the above mentioned Articles
into Execution.
Agreeable to the above mentioned Application,
I do hereby notify and warn the Proprietors of said
Hereby Informs bis Cuftomere
and others, that be has opened Shop oppofte Defier
Hall Jackson's, where be carries rn the Baylor's Bufi
nejs in all it s Branches, Any Gentlemen who chufe
to employ him, may depend on being served with the
greatef Di/patcb, and at th cheapen Rate.
House and Land to be fold,
by JOHN NOBLE, lying on the Street leading from
Dr. Haven's Meeting House to Libert, Bridge, 40 Feet
of Land on the Street 60 Feet deep, bring one Story,
bree Rooms, ver, convenient. Enquire of the Printer.
NOTICE is hereby given to all t he Proprietor
of Menadneck No. 6, aferefaid that there is
a Tax of Nine Shillings Lawful Money, granted on
each fettling Right, to defray Proprietor's Charges,
and also one eighth of a Penny per Acre, voted for
to hire Preaching in faidTownlhip, which was voted
the twenty ninth of this Instant, March, and as a
Lift of the feme is committed to me the Subferiber.
'1 hafe are therefore to give Notice to all said Pro
prietors that unless they pay the aforefaid Taxes to
me at my Dwelling Houle in said Townlhip, by the
firft Day of June next, that etch Delinquent's Land
will be polled for Sale, with i&gjdinta! Charges, as
the Law provides in that Case.
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Monadnock No. 6.
EBENEZER WENTWORTH.
Semerfwerth, April 24, 1773.
AFIJAH BROWN, Colleger.
Maich 30, 1773
GEORGE S. HOMANS
11 Canterbury. ||
iff. Divifien. 2d. Division.
I. a. d. I. s d.
Joseph Huffey 1 2 9
Love Roberts 2 5 6
James Carey 2 5 6
Capt. Stephen Evaris 2 § 6
Jehn Harford 2 5 6 1 10 6
Paul Gerr'fh 1 2 9
Solemen Emerson 2 § 6.
ICHABOD CANEY, Colleger.
Madbury, April 23, 1773.
Lately Imported, and to be Sold by
JACOB SHEAFE, junr.
At bis Store near the Long Wharf, extream low for
Cajb or Ihort Credit,
A NEAT ASSORTMENT of ENGLISH
GOODS.- Also, Maderip, l/fbon, and
Teneriff WINE —Choice BOHEA TEA.
INDIAN CORN.—PORK—TURPEN
TINE— TAR—Large Iron KETTLES—POTS,
New England RUM— A few Hegfoeads of MO
LASSES, &c.
Province or New Hampshire,
To the woilhipful SAMUEL PENHALLO W,E'q;
One of His Maj^fty's Justices es the Peace ter
the County of Rockingham, in the Province afore
, said, Greeting,
ff E the Subferibers being Owners of mere thau
one Sixteenth Part of the Township of Wood
bury in said Province, desire yeu would call a Meet
ing of the P'eprietots of said Townfhp, at the
Heufe of Capt. Jacab Tilton, Inahclder i^ Portf
month, on the seventh Day of May next, at two o'
clock, P, M. then and there to aft upon the follow
ing Matters and Things. 1, To chufe a Mode
rator for said Meeting. 2. Ta chufe a Proprie
tor's Clerk, pro Tempore. 3. To choose a
Proprietors Treasurer, or any Ceftefyr or Collect
ors that may be found to be necefiaty. 4. To
Agree upon feme Method to call all future Meet
ing^ 5- To adept, confirm and eflablifh all such
Votes andTranfaaiens at any former Meetings, held
at Stratford, or eifewhere, out of said Province of
New Hampshire, agreeable to the Records of such
Meetings as they now Hand Recorded io the Pro
prietors Book. 6. To choose a Commute of one
or more Proprietors to defend any of the Proprie
tors or others ading under them, in any Suit or Suits
for supposed Trespasses committed in the Bounds of
Woodbury, brought by the Proprietors of Northum
berland, as supposed to have been done with
in the Bounds of said Northumberland, and to
impower the said Committee to compromise any
such Disputes by a Refcrrence of the Whole to one
or mare Persons, and that for the better ascertaining
and eftnblilhing the true Limits and Bounds of both
Tewalhips, to impawn! said Committee to join in a
mutual Agreement of any Committee that may ba
appointed by the Proprietors of Northumberland,
to submit the Settlement of the dividing Lines es
both Townihips, to any such Person or Perfani that
may be mutually chosen, as the sole Arbitrators es
said Limits ; and further, if need be to make a Sur
render of said Charter, and it's Renewal for the bet
ter and more final Adjuftmants of all Controversies
about said Limits and Boundaries. 7. To deter
mine at what Place to hold Proprietor's Meetings
in future.
Wm. Sami. Johafon Augur Tomlinfoa
Jefeph Holbrook Ifeiah Brown
Samuel Baers Elijah Hinman
Samuel Averill Daniel Judfee
William Thompson Joseph Tcmliefcn
Stephen Cnrtifs Izahlah Wetmore
John Wendell.
In Pursuance of the above Request I do hereby
notify and warn a Meeting of said Proprietors i
Woodbury, at the Time and Place above requested,
then and there to ad npon the fcveral Matters there-
Infmentiened. SAMUEL PENHALLOW.
Poitfmeuth, April 21, 1773.
ment on each Proprietor's Right or Lotts of
Land in said Town, to me the Fubferib^, and se
veral of them b^ing yet delinquent in the Whole or
Part, This is therefore to notify such Persons that
those delinquent Proprietor's Lands will be ezpofed
to Sale at public Vendue, at the Heufe of Mr. John
Tibbets, Innholder in Dover, on the fecund Tues
day in May next, at one of the Cleck in the A'ter
noon, to pay said Taxes with incidental Charges.
The delinquent Proprietor's Names are as follows,
with the Sums due.
[ East-Town. ]
Province of New Hampshire, Strafford,.'
WHEREAS theProprieters es EAST TOWN
have been legally notified to pay an Assess
§ Woodbury. §