The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1799-01-23 00:00:00, page 4

" BE 1t epalled by. the
Senate and souse of Reprefentativess of
2he United States. of s Americay in Con
&refi afembled, That all Credits on the
books of the Treasury of the United
States, forrranfadions during the late
war, which aeeerding 10 the tourfe
of the Treasury, have hitherto been
discharged 'by [illuing certificatés of
Registered debt, shall be forever bag
red, and precluded from settlement or
atlowance, unless claimed by the pro
per creditats, or their legal Represen
tatives, on or:befofe the firlt day'.of
Maxch, inthe year one thoufapd seven
hundred' afd niety-nige. & L
<+ And ybe Seeretary of the Treaftiry
3s hereby requived to cause this a& to
be ;publifhed, 4n gne or more of. the
public papers of each Stare. = .
. JONATHAN DAYTON™ |
Spadker.of the Houfs of Reprefensatives,
. THEQODORE SEDGWICK,
" Brefident wfthe Sowate Pro Tempore. |
JOHN ADAMS, £ ﬂgffiu’t:*of the' i
P A United Stidis.
Qe AN 0 Y
A ILLig&irﬁmq?%ﬁmgﬂmmds a
:é i ainlt. die estate of Beny: ,
a 5 ow,g of Bedford, i ﬂwm :
- Newhamphire, yconian, deceased are
« hereby notified to exhibit their ge
“eounts ¥or fetticment 3 and all persons
'%W ebted to said eltate a;n; ‘requelted |
tice, . Haniih Dow, Adriviireirie,
From an Englifp Paper.
- THE NEWS-PAPER.
‘T IS éruth «with deference to the
college, ‘
New/-papers are the [prings of knowledge:
The gen'ral source, throughout the nation,
Of ev’ry modern conversation.
What would this mighty people do,
If therey alas ! ewas nothing nenw ?
A News-paper is like a feaft,
Some difly ttere is for es’ry guest ;-
Some large, some finall, some firong, some
Ty tender, : 1
For ev’ry flomach, flout or slender, 1
Those avho roafl-beef and ale delight in,
Are pleas’d awith trumpets, drums and
" fighting ¢
For these avho are more puny made,
Are arts, and [ciences, and trade :
For fanciful and am’rous bleod, L%
We have a foft poetic flood :
For ‘wz'tt.y and fativic folks,
High-feafor’d, acidy biiter jokes : i
And, ahen we firive io please the moby
A jef, a guarrel, or a jab. 3
As .1/;?'G_',f_'7‘rzma_n Qants a wife, . ' ;
(A pariwéry as ’tis tern’d, for life)
An advertiféinent answers avell,
And gquickiy brings the pretly BELLE.
df you wwant bealth consult our pages—
You shall be avell and live for ages ¢ -
Qur empirecs, to get them bread,
Do ev’ry thing but raise the dead. ‘
Lands may be had, if they are awanted :-
Foufes for faley or to be rented ¢ '
Ships, shops, of every shape and form,
Carriages, Forfes, servants fwarnt ;
No matier wbether good or bad,
We 1l you where they may be had.
Qur [fervices you can’t exprefsy
The Losd ave do you /.vara'{y guess 3
There’s mot a want of buman kind, :
But we a remedy cgn_find. :
-~ GONT ’E-[_%TMEN Pt |
e e i
The theme of Millions and the ket of ferw.
s Felix'efly qui nikil timet, nihil cupit.”’
T RRICE bleft is he, who thro’ kife’s
- B thorny road /
. Can pass with pleasure, and ewithout
- afioh; ,
Who vicwws wnmv’d this frailty of abode,
Who lives tn peace and never fears to
: die :
Who craves but litsle, and but dittle
: A wants : ‘
Who's aims arve noble and bis wvices
L e -
Wio to the child of sorrow eaferment
_ graztsy t
- And lives all .mindfal of the end in
* ‘ \f,&.fw. S e e
The ills of dife and perfidy of friends ;
The smiles of fortune and the frowns
o probe hir peaseful foul but little Yends, |
And on biz ment'ry finds aneéqualdate.
Then, #ell we, CRILD OF FaNGY, mwhere
€ you dwell ; ; Hitd
" Where thy céleflial bower uprears its |
»' SR e s Vo
Or avhat lone defurt hides thy humble. celly q
Or what kind glade receives thee on
Ny N R TR o, :
That I may bow adoring at thy shrine, ﬂ
" And fpeud my léﬂk Jpace of life-avith |
pia et e g Ao o]
Llaim al thy bliss and in thy virtues
il S oy R S i
Ly _qugggszed, hygbj, virkusus, H{ﬂ and
AN Al “limiting the |
-~ time within which claims
- ‘againf theUnitedStates, for
... gredits'on the'books of ‘the
i 1 ‘Trcaﬁlry may be pr elented
o forallowanee, . eciomnd, it
State of New-Hampthire.
N OTICE is hereby given' to the
LN proprietors and owners of land
in Offipee, who have tot” paid ‘their
highway and State taxes for the year
1798, that so much 6f their land “4s
will. pay said taxes with incidental
-charges, will be {old at public. vendug
at the dwelling house of Capt. Jacob
‘Brown, 1n said town, on the 26th day
Q‘fﬁgmh next, at 1o o’clock A. M.
unless prévented by previous paymient.
1 WS AN e sOt O
Theo’d Atkinson, 9 © 200 1 50 ‘g
Jotham:©dicrne, 4 0 100 2 © 18
DAL ams ob g 2 ngen 2 0 8
jolin Moffatt; .31 62001 ~0 g
T?s Wallingford, 14 0 1400 2 0 18
Jobn Pierce, ‘7ll 072001 0 m
Richard Wibird, 28 of 400 '2 018
RioE ma Yigg 04002 o 0 18
Thomas Whittle, 6 o 100 2 66 23
Lots on theFoad Yy 18l Lo :
et TB4 3
- aik 13 9.106.0 25 '3
Lootsrin the up- Yl4 3 1000 S 0 43
i perior2d divi- }zz ‘5 100 0@ 5O 4%
s frons sowmers (28 8171000 50 44
| dinknonmy 0 J a 4 6 100 D §OigE
R e
g e 6808 0. O § owk
MR BRI e 8500 @ SORE
Sl T 8.8 180 0 Yok
St s, ules Biaten @0 4
i, 2 TSN TR e 100 0 SRRk
Porao L SoN D 001 D 40 whs
OllgeesdJan-,loy 1990 y b ooy
State of New-Hamphhire,
Chethire, .
NOTICE is hereby given to the
proprictors of the last division
ot lands in Winchelter, in the county
of Chethire, who have not paid their
taxes afleffed upon said lands, by a
vote of said proprietors the twelfth
day of August, 1793.—~The taxabove
mentioned is two shillings on each
original right, also one other tax raised
by a vote of the proprietors, two shil
lings on every ninety acre lot in the
sixth division, will be fold for his or
their proportion of said tax, on the
third Tuesday of March next, Between
the hours of ten o’clock in the fore
noon and fix o’clock in the afternoon.
The delinquents are as follows : FL
Tofiah Willard, Esq. o 67
Isaac Farnefworth, 1
Noah Dodge, , 67
Ephraim Peirce, - - 67
James Jewell, - - 67
Jonathan Hubbard, - - 67
Charles Wilder, - - 67
Moses Willard, - 67
James Hofley, - - 67
Ephraim Wheeler, - 6y
William Jones, - - 67
Jofeph' Willard, jr. - - 67
Andrew Gardner, - - 67
Benjamin Prescott, Esq. - 67
Samuel Farnefworth, - 67
Stephen Farnefworth, - 67
Afahel Hartwell, - - 67
Jonathan Willard, - 67
Edward Hartwell, . - 67
John Johnson, - - 67
ohn Whiting, - 67
ofeph Saverence, - - 67
enjamin Bellas, jr. - 67
Samuel Chandler, jr. - 67
William Gofs, o 67
Edward Hartwell, Esq. > B 3
Silas Houghton, - - 67
Eleazer Heywood, - 67
Dankl Right, S e 67
Benoni Right, - - 67
Jothua Welles, . g i
Elitha Chapen, - o
Shim Chapen, - « 67
John Heywood, @ = - - 67
William Willard, - =+ 67
William Lawrence, — 67
Timothy Minot, - 67
Thomas Willard, - 67
Franmcis Coglwell, — 67
éet::ro Wl‘z;,eler,- e 67
phraim Wetherby, e 6
John Prescott, — 6;
iohn Keene, e -67
ufas Houghton, — 67
Nathan Heywood, o 1 67
Joseph Ketlogy, Efy. - 67
Ebenezer Alexander, | 67
William Symes, — 67
Zachatiah Field, - By
Nathaniel Chamberlain, -= 67
Elias Alexander, | — 67
Joseph Alexander, - - - 67
John Alexander, e 67
Bbenezer Alexander, jr. = 67
John Brown, e 67
gbnEllis, e e 67
Daniel Shattock, — 67
Oliver Doolittle, . = 67,
James Porter, e - 67
John Summers, - 67
Daniel Brown, - = By
Edward Grandy, - 67
Benoni Moore, a - 67
Timothy Dwight, — :
Nathaniel Dwight, - 6
Joseph Alexander, jr. e 67
' 'Thisis therefore to give notice, that
the above described lands will be fold
at public vendue; at the dwelling
honfe of Capt. Toehh Alexander, in
Winchester, at the time above describ
ed, unless previous payment is made..
ASA ALEXANDER, Colle&or.
Winchester, Dec. 17, 1798. -
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- Wy
Nam?y
" Stage.,
Aeres.
State of New-Hampshire.
N OTICE is hereby given to the
1N mon-refident proprietors and
owners of lands in the town of 'Wen
dell, in ‘the county of Cheshire; who
have not paid their high‘w’ay ‘taxes for
the year 1796, affefled on their lands
in {aid town, agreeably to am a& of
the General Court of said State, that
so much of their lands as will pay
said taxes with incidental charges,
will be fold at public vendue," 4t the
dwelling house of Capt. Jothua Gage,
in said town, on Monday the ¢leventh
day of March next, at ten o’clock in
the forenoon, unless prevented by pre
wious payment. * iy
o et o Aeres.No, range.dol.'ts.
Joseph Johnson, g § Yorg #PE
LR L ST Yl RSB
Sefenevsin s 11 6.5 tag
%iet e 40D, 8
Benjamiin Harris,Bs 6 3 2 5§
bGB b g
*Chaﬂes«Ceok, 85’ % «83 2 11
‘Ebenezer Titfle, 85 6 4 2 ¢
Benjamin Call, 75, 2z 25
WHITTIER PERKINS, )8k
NATHANIEL PERKINS, § e
Wendell, ﬁEC.. Jh RN
dlscts discts discts
Capt. Nathanicl Adams, § 00 2 50 1 50
Theodore Atkinson, Efg. 3 2501 50
John Bennert, 3 2 50 1 50
John Bryent, : 3 2501 50
Jeremiah Bryent, 3 2 50 1 50
Walter Bryent, Esq. 83 2501 50
Jothua Brackett, wyngl w 9 50 '1( 50
John Bennett, jr. ~=3 250 1.50
Ede Hall, g sm .8 . .8 508 50
Jobn Burleigh, - - .3 2 501 50
John Burleigh,jr. - 3 2501 50
James Cram, e 8 2501 50
A.R.Cuteer, - - 3 2501 50
Samuel Cutts, Efqg. - 3 ®SO 1 50
John Clark, - - 3 e5Ol 50
Broadßrect Doe, - 3. 2501 50
John Dole, « =3 e5Ol 50
John Doe, +« <« 3 2501 50
Nicholas Doe, - -3 2501 50
Jobhn M’Duffee, Efg. 3 2501 50
Noah Emery, Efg. - 3 e5Ol 50
Nathaniel Frost, - - 3 . 2 501 50
David Folsom, jr. -~ 3 2501 50
Jeremiah Folsom, - 3 e5Ol 50
Jeremiah Follom, jr. - 3 2501 50
Phillip Fowler, jr. - 3 2501 50
Zathariah Foss, = < 3 2501 50
Damiel Foster, -« 3 2501 50
Janes Falfom, - - 3 2501 50
James Goodwin, - 3 2501 50
JolaFollom,ofGreenlandg 2501 50
Samupel Gilman, - - 3 e5Ol 50
Divid Gilman, - 3 250 1-50
Winthrop Hilton, -3 e 501 50
Ichabod Hilton, -« 3 2501 50
Josiah Hilton, - --3 23501 50
David Hicks, - - 3 £5Ol 50
John {ohnfon, a e eo e
Peter Leavis, Efy. - 3 2501 50
George Leavis, - 3 2501 50
Samyel Livermore, Esq. 3 2501 50
Jonathan Leavitt, - g ¢5Ol 50
Jenathan Moulton, Esq. 3 250 1 350
George Mcferve, 8 25 150
Jonathan Leavitt, jr. - 3 2501 50
Col. Clement Masch, g 2501 30
Josiah Mason, - 8 2501 50
Thomas Merrill, - 3 2501 50
Hubartes Neal, « g 3 2 501 50
William Parker, Esq. 3 2501 g 0
Edward Smith, - . 3 2501 50
Richard Shatiwell, - 3 2501 50
Timothy Walker, jr. - g 2501 50
Stephen Willee, - 3 e5Ol 50
William Weeks, - - 3 2501 50
Thomas Young, jr. - 3 2501 j 0
Ben’gWentworth,s fhares6 5 3
Bartholomew Smart, 3 2501 50
Benjamin Smith, Esq. 3 2501 50
iacdb Treadwell, - -8 250 1 5
Jonathan Trickey, "= 3 2 50 1 50
homas Tafh, Efg. - g 2501 50
Lt. Jore.%l; Sentor, - 3 2501 50
Jobn Tath, -0 =3 . 23501 g 0
SilesUrine, . - '8 23502 30
Capt. Timothy Walker, 3 . 2501 50
Ichabod Whidden,. - 3 2 501 50
Jonathan Warner, Efg. 3 2501 50
Thomas Young, Efg. '3 220 150
Lt. becgb_ Young, = 3 ‘2 501 50
Walter Bryent, jr. Efg. 3 2 501 59
Do&. Langdon’s lo- & P
cation, 2800 acres, 534 S
Tho’sM*Donnough’s s
‘Tocation, 1800 acres | 42 :
Jona. Warner, Efg’ ° e R
grant,voted him by the .
proprictdys,being 1800 4% o
acres,. do : :
do. .by a late’ ' :
vote, 150 acres, } 3 ';So
John Coftellow’s grant,Y ‘
100 acres, T A i
IfaacWaldron, Joshua
‘Heath & JofhuaFofs, %10 '
“Efg’s gﬂ“, 660 ac’s, _ %
Moleis' anncy, ‘Efq’s a 8
“grant, 180 acres, f ¥O% _
Settlers sots, o oo
Nathan Ames, 100 acres, 3 -
%Io!m Amg‘,f LT
athanie] Walker,do. 3 e
Joha Hpﬁman. Mar g i _
Benjamin Walker,’ ' g " ¢
William Howard, *'/ = g% '@
William Abbot, " 3
' . JOSHUA HEATH, Colleftor,
Conway,-Jan, 9, 1799~ ' '
State of New-Hampthire,
NOTICE is hereby given to the pro
prictors and owners of lands ia the
town of Chathamy who have not paid
their proprictary tax assessed on &:‘ir
lands in fard town, agrecably to a vote of
the g4th day of O&tober last past, that un.
less they pay said laxes to me the {ubferiber
on or before the ¢Bth day of March next,
so much of their lands will be fold at public
vendue as will pay said taxes, with inciden
tal charges, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon
on said day, at the dwelling houle of Joshua
Heath, in said town.
od div
i div
lands.
undiv
Joba . Will i € CCcDC
obn P. Wilhams, Porz/
- ‘mouth; erwayfldc'e{}% o doge
James Woodifs, of do.y + 3
xmmproved, land ”iz‘z'g’ﬁ} 0 0 51 12
L Jofepl dans,
- Moles Berry, Cendea, do. 4o -
Thomp/on meadow lot, DL Tty
The’s Anderlon, of do.| 22 20 20 4 50
do. No '-"-{z ed drwifien, 13.3 34
Danicl'Dolber, do. } 76 6 1 14
‘do.lot Noge, 2dd7.6oas | = 10 2 e
Paul Eaton, do. flowage, 4 9 g 1 g
~Jonathan Smith, do. part 318
of No 6%, s dioifion, [ *° 131 8 45
David Pilfbury, do.unin- H 2
proved, where I.eévitlx’v’d j 38 30 3° 6,, 73
Widow Molly Duflin,do, ' iy ;
“do. part No 43, od div. 208
Solomon Stevens, do. 8771 19
© joiming Baicket’s land, § e 4
Capt. Oemuel Adams, " G
Londonderry, dong meg- 31110 10 2 85
dow, by Den) line, ) : ;
Widow Jennet Clark, do.} 81 i
A : :
Arichabel M*Marphy, ‘
" "Esq. L. Derry line, 8 9 7117
: f”‘*f mde, ; J :
John Jennels, of Rye,] 65 51 13
do. uaimg. Dolber place, . . 108 25
Samuel Davis,Seadown,} . =~ 10
_do. Samuel Cram place, { | ' 18
EphesimFoller, Bus/ard | 53 48 38 101 19
" Burbank place, LR G e
”f’wg‘"fﬁ"?‘” s 387 83
- Moleslxeor e‘.%gm WOt o'B 8 s
State of New-Hamplhirs,
NOTICE is hareby giver to xhﬁ pro-’
rietors and owners of land in Chester,
who Lve not paid their taxes for the year
1798, that so much of their Jand as will pay
said taxes with incidental charges, wiil be
fold at public vendue, at the dwelling house
of William Bell, innholder in Cheller, on’
the eßih day of March next, at 10 o’clock
A. M. unless prevented by previcus pay
ment, ,
Tax for 1798 of non-residents, unknown
and known,
b TR 0040 TBRSE R 179 G
Nath’jßacheldor,jr.4o 100 4 5 4 1 16
Zachariah Clefford, 60 116 14 46 1 13
et tiil 400 76 86 Iwe
Rev.Tho's Cotton, 60 127 15 461 15
| o 40121 5 541 10
Col. Tho’s Packet, 60 128 15 4 6 1 1 5
: ; 40 116 5 5.4 1 10
I;)b@?'."S@mfl_Shaw,‘ 100 96:;2.2:2 102 g 5
Jonathan Emerson, go 110 5 4 51 8
AR Ty Gohou 4RRER Rsl 10
' Nom-Refidents Known, -
liproved & snimproved.
~ . cls.ets.cls
ClementMelervy, 40 2 o 54 110
Benjamin Sanbora, g 0 3 541 10
Col. Ricb’dKent, gog 4 . .54 110
David Tilton, 40 541 10
John Celly, 40 g 341 10
John Little Hale, 40 12 ¢ 54 1 10
Elisha Smith, 40 13 2 54 1 10
Jacob Bafsford, 40 16 ¢ 54 110
Jethro Tilton, 40 24 2 54 110
Abraham Disake, 40 29 2 54 1 10
Phillip Towl, 40 49 154 1230
Samuel Thomplon, 40 353 3 54 1 10
Ephraim Dennet, 40 55 3 54 1 10
Samuel Maftin, 40 56 3 54 110
William Crolwait, 40 57 3 54 1 10
Col. Peter Wear, 40 59 3 5 4 1 10
Ben.Gambting, Ef.go 60 3 5 4 1 10
Samuel Shackford, 40 62 3 5 4 1 10
Thoma};}b‘x!var, 40 118" 5 5 4.1 10
Mgc:;ac:ts,’p" }55 97 17 261 15
Mo ¢, part
Jonathan Brown, 30 68 11 531 8
Stephen Sweet, 60 11 5 461 15
Michael Whidden,6o 41 '8 4 6 1 15
Zackeriah Clefard 100 95 17 2102 25
Joseph Bacheldor, 60 48 ¢ 4 6 1 15
Enoch Sanborn, 6o 49 9 46 1 15
Col. Jof. Sanborn, 60 50 9 46 1 15
JomathanDearborn,6o 52 ¢ 4 6 1 15
{)ohn Cram, 6o 56 10 461 15
aniel Diake, 30 5910 431 8
Capt.H. Sherburn, 60 60 10 4 6 1 15
Benn’gWentworth,6o 71 11 4 6 1 15
Abraham Brown, 30 7311 431 8
Benj.Gamblin,Efq.6o 95 13 4 6 1 15
Samuel Blake, 60 g 6 13 461 15
Col. John Gilman, 60 97 13 4 6 1 15
jonaxhan Clough, 60 119 14 4 6 1 15
ames Failes, 6o 109 5 461 15
ames Fogg, 6o 120 14 46 1 15
John Prescott, jr. 30 126 15 431 8
John Little Hale, 6o 129:;2::4 61 15
Susannah Small, 40 68 g 3 541 10
Joseph Sanborn, 40 72 354 1 10
Benj. Wentworth, 40 74 3 54 1 10
Michael Whidden, 40 77 3 54 1 10
Samuel Page, qv 83 X 5'4 1301
Edward Emerson, 40 87 4 53 1 10
Caleb Towl, 40 83 4 54 1 10
James Prescott, 40 g 0 4 523 110
Nathaniel Sanborn, 40 91 4 5 4 1 10
Samuel Penhallow, 40 g 2 4 5 4 1 10
{{mesßoyd. 49 94 4 541101
cubenSanborn, 40 96 4 54 1 10
Maj. JohnGilman, 40 g 7 34 541 10
Benony Fogg, 40 101 4§4 110
Benjamin Towl, 40 102 4 54 110
I'(' Kimball, rec’d 3,80 103 4 54 1 10
ichard Jaquith, 40 21 ¢ 5 41 10
Eben’r Dearborn, 40 114 5 54 1 10
Eben’r Eaflhan, 40 11 5 54110
Richard Cleffard, 40 ng 5 54110,
James Perkins, g 0 119 5 54110,
Rev. Tho's Simms, 40 120 5 5 4 1 10
William Kelly, 40 125 3 541 10
Samuel Prescott, 40 126 5 541130
Jacob Garland, 40 127 5 54110
Rich*dWibird, Efq.6o 53 9 4% 115
40 87 '8 541 10,
Joseph Young, 60 57 10 4 2 195 ¢
W AR AT iy B 2541 10
Stepben Webfler, 60 58 10 4.6 115
LY i 49 131 4.1 %0
Stephen Johnson, 6o '2l z'g 2(45 ¥ g
i - 40 192 % 54110
joﬁnPnfco",;‘jr. 40 113 5 541 10
Thomas Dean, 60 83 12 34 61 15
; 40 17 ¢ 4 110
Robert Ford, 60 28 13 2 g 1151
fer i o o 2 4' 110
Wm 'White, Esq. (45'0 103 g 2 g'ix 25
Qua’ty.
Numb’r
Divis’n
Range.
State,
.
- State,
" School.
~ kigh
County,
;T own,
~ State of New-Hampshire.
OTICE is hereby given to the
N non-resident proprietors and
owners of land in Epping, who have
not paid their taxes for the year 1798,
that unless they pay the tame to the
fubferiber, on or before the 28th day
of February next, so muach of their
land as will pay the fame together
with incidental charges, will be fold
at public vendue,at t%e dwelling house
of Daniel Watson in said town, at 10
o’clock A. M. on said day.
‘ d Lefen
« 3 2 RaEQy
D€ €O6 D,
Sam’l Chifford, i o
in the Ift range }0 47:39 30 4:0:38
George Bracket, 13 %1 ek
Jacob Burleigh, Sl R e
Josiah Burleigh, 171219 2 38
Andrew Gilman, 533040 9 8%
_Ezekiel Godfrey, T 3 1
Ichabod Hilton, & 3 19
Samuel Lane, : ¥ a an
- Joleph Mudget, 8 6 5 1 10
‘ {{u?mus N%:l‘: 28 I'7-32 7 63
N Y 463936 6 g
g ’1 Prescott” ' ;
John Robinson,” 42 30 31
goﬁah Robinson, 25 6 5;,
“Stephen Slecper, £y sh
Jonathan Taylor, 43 2529 ¢ -58
Simo’nW{%geﬂ, s Bey Ay
Jonathan Wiggen, ' 6 1 3
‘}on‘ath@n Sanborn, 31 9.6
157 ohn P. Williams, g 61 8 1 23
Nicholas Smith, .36 3 ;
Ebenezer Smith, 76 51 73 17 1 45
Hezekiah Smith, =ls 3 30
Richard York, 1119795171 51
Joseph Smith, - 54414010 87
‘Gord. Lawrence, 1 3384 78181 6
Levißrown, 121025 650
. DANIEL PLUMER, Colletor.,
Epping, Dec. 31, 1798, ©
E’B‘ﬁﬁw’ ANKs, angd.
mm fag
Aer of Markes-Sgrect Portsmouth, .
TR e e RR e SU R
i € Lol .
jamcs’l‘owf,Efq‘HawL'} 232121 4 52
do.umim. p't of Ladplace ‘ 17 342
Jeremiabh Towl, }262424 56@
g doil&;orr-do.kaf 17 3 43
am’l Frefler, cowen, 1\ i
where he used to live, 338030 6 75
Eliphalet Brown, [now 38 3134 7 86
at [2a] Dr. Tom place, 5 1 12
;’ly the road nih ]\.'r';néals} 8774 17
oho Stevens, Deerficid,
Hrael Webfier, of do. 4 b
great i/land in the pmzd,} 33 34
JOSHUA TRUE, Colle&or,
Chester, Jan. 3, 1799.
NOTICE is hereby given to the
non-reflident proprictors and
owrners of land in the town of Croy
don, and county of Chethire, who
have not paid their highway, State,
and County taxes to me the fubfisi
ber, for the year 1798, that unless
they pay the fame with incidental
charges, so much of their lands will
be fold at public vendue to the high
elt bidder, at the dwelling house of
Edward Hall, jr. innholder in said
town of" Croydon,~—on Monday the
11th day of March next, at one of
the clock in the afternoon, as will pay
the fame ; which are as follows.
w 7 N e
Samuel Chafe, 1 5 2 100 o 13 3
do. ¥ 360080501 . %
Daniel Chafe, ;52 2 100 0 1} 3
do. ¥ 22:0: B 0 0 FEi:in
Meses Chefey 3 41 2 100 0 1%
do. ¥ 350 90 03 . 5
Moody Chafe, ¢ 23 2 100 o 13 3
do. ¥ 33,0 :.60-01 . %
Moses Whipple,x 37 2 100 o 13 $
do. ¥ 510 60 o 1 4
Fofeph Vinson, 3 33 2 100 0 13 3
do. 3 Y 340 .60 01. &
Sam’l Chafe,jr.; 30 2 100 0 13 %
do. % 430 60, 03 . %
remains, 2 1 30 10 2 1
Samuel Ayres, ¥ 25 2 100 © 1} %
do. 3 fg 0 60 o 0 % . 5
FofephWhipple, ¥4l 2 100 0 13 %
do. % 180 60 o 1 "%
Epb’m Sherman, 39 2 100 0 7 3
do. 46 0. (6023 4 2
do. meadow,l3 © © § 1 I
Fobn Holland, 76 © 6023 § 1
Antipas Holland, 62 o 6023 4 2
Thomas Denny,x 40 1 100 20 35 1&
dbo. g:0 0028 .k 1
William Wait, 61 ® 6023 4 2
March Chafe, 44 0 60 o 0 5 ¥
Fe M Clennen, 2 2 108 40 7 3
Rev. Mr. Peafons, 34 2 100 40 7 3
do.timber, 60 o 0 50 1.
Solomon Leland, 16 ?lob 40 .7 3
Jona. Aldrich, 36 Z 10040 7 3
Solomon Chafey §7 1 10040 7 3
do. 45 2 100 40 7 3
Silas Warren, 94 o 6023 5 1
Benjamin Wood, 16 0 6023 § 1.
%ofm: Brown, "54 2 10040 7 3
udley Chafey, 50 gy 60 © § 1
Feofah Peas, © 13 2 10040 7 3
Lauke Drewry, 3+ 79 1 100 20 33 15
Governar’s farm, © 0 §OO2OO 38 12°
. part Icooac’s, © © 320 030 1Q
South do. 1000 ds. © 0 280 019 7°
Daniel Reed,» 58 o 60 23 5 1
Samuel Dudley, 21 2 100 40 7 3
do. 35. Q 00,43 '9 1
- EDWARD HALL, jr. Colleitor.
Croydon, Dec. 27, 1798.
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