The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1795-12-29 00:00:00, page 1

State of New-Hampthire, county of Grafion.
T the Hlon. Moses Dow, Efqeive, oze of
« the Fuflices of the Peace, and Querum in
and rhroughout said State.
THE undersigned owners of more than
one sixteenth part of the township
of Coventry, in said county, request that
you notify and warn the proprietors and
grantees, owners of lands in said towanfhip,
to meet at the dwelling house of Obadiah
Baftman, Efg. in said Coventry, on Wed
nesday the z4th day of February next, at
_ten of the clock in the forsnoon, to vote
and a& upon the following articles,
matters and things, viz. . *
itft. To choose a moderator to govern
said meeting. !
2d. To choose a proprietors clerk.
into the appropriation and expenditurel
3d. To choose a committee to examine
of monies heretofore raised and granted |
by the proprietary, and to examine and 1
fettle the demands of all persons to whom
the proprietary are justly indebted for
services and expenditures.
4th. To vote, grant and raise such
sum or sums of money as may then be
adjudged expedient for making and re.
pairing public highways in said town, and
for such other purposes as may be deemed
for the benefit of said proprietary.
sth. To choose and appoint assessors
and a colleftor with necessary powers.
6th. To ratify and confirm any former 1
votes and grants heretofore made by said
proprictary. -
7th. To pass all votes necessary to con
firm or to regulate former pitches made
. upon certain lots of land by proprietors,
and to dire& how and in what manner
pitches shall in futuve be made upon lots
in said town. .
Bth. To vote to choose a committee in
behalf of said proprietary to lay out roads,
and to do and rraane& all such other
matters and things as may be committed
to their charge for the advantage of said
proprietary. ‘
gth. To vote and tranfat such other
matters as may be thought proper for the
good of the proprietors. |
Natbaniel Peabody,
Fonatban Hale pr. N. Peabody,
Obadiak Eafiman.
Coventry, Dec. 1, 1795.
in said towwnibip of Coventry, to meet at Ibt
time, place and for the purpofis mentioned and
Jet forth in the said aforewritten request.
Given under my band and seal at Haverbill
in said county, this firft day of December, 1795.
MOSES DOW, Fufice Peace, and
of the Quorum in and throughout said State.
Vol. XL.—Numb. 2039.]
State of New-Hampshire, county of Grajton.
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L. 5.
State of New-Hampshire.
OTICE is hereby given to the non-
N resident proprietors and owners of
laod in Gilfom, who have not paid their
taxes for the year 1788, that unless they
pay the fame to me the subscriber, on or be-
day. Gilfom, clock, at 10 of the A. M. on said
Jonathan 10§73 Millfpote, B 0 ¢ LW 10
Jabez 6 ¥o9¥ 3 Church, o 300 ‘8
! 1 I .
:Thomas ig li picliy g Gnlbert,} 1(9) 12
Thomas 3 4015 9% RF 7 45 Sumner, G O O
Jonas E S e e 9 Prescott, L R B
. Constable, DARTE, ROGER
. 30, 1795. £ Gilfom, Nov,
Thurf{day Igth day January fore next, their lands the of of so much
charges, together pay fame, be as will the will with incidental the
public Darte, Ebenezer vendue, said fold in at the at house of
Brockway, 4z 3 7 09 II Walflon 1 O 100 "2
R RS SN, DG A Wade, Duran 300
| s.d.q. s.d.q. s.d.q. Ac’s. Lots. No. R.
Spe. Indents Certifi.
Publithed by JOHN MELCHER, Printer to the State of New-Hampshire, at his Office, corner of Market-Street, Portsmouth.
£ : | :
IN compliance wwith the afore
auritien request to me made, I do
bereby notify and warn all the pro
prietors &5 grantees,ewners of lanf:
TO BE LET,
one half of a large commodious
Dwelling-Houlfe,
SITUATED in a pleasant part of the
town, has a good Cellar, Garden,
Well, &c. and is every way well calcula
ted to accommodate a family. For fur
ther particulars apply to the Printer here
of. Dec. 15, 1795.
NOTICE is hereby giv
en that all delinquent shares in
the Moufomn Harbour Canal Society will
be fold at public vendue, at the house
of Joseph Barnard, innholder in Kenne
bunk the rzth day of Januvary next, at 2
o’clock, P. M. unless all aflefilments are
previously paid up with the charges.
By Order of ths Direéiors,
JOSEPH STORER, Treasurer.
Kennebunk, Dec. 14, 1795,
| FOR SALE BY
C. STORER,
No. 5, Portsmouth Puer,
or at his shop in Market-street,
Cotton by the bale or
{maller quantity.
Rock Salt by the hhd.
or buthel
Medicines & Groceries
as usual.
State of Nexw-lamp/hire,
Grafton County, f.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given to the
& proprietors and land owners .in the
townthip of Whitefield, in the ‘county of
Grafton, and State of New-Hampshire,
who have not paid to me the tax of four
shillings and fix pence on each right gran
ted by said proprictors, on the firft day of
November 1774 ; the tax of ten shillings
granted February gth, 1775, and the tax
of fix shillings granted May 23, 1776 ;
making in the whole twenty thillings and
fix pence on each right in said township ;
that so much of their lands as will pay
said taxes with incidental charges, will be
fold by the subscriber, at public vendue,
at the dwelling house of Col. Joseph Kim
ball, innholder in Plainfield, in the coun
ty of Chethire, on the third Tuesday in
February next, at ten o’clock in the tore
noon, unless previously paid.
The names of the delinquents, qriginal
grantees, with the sum of 20/6 due trom
each, are as follows :
Josiah Lang, William Farrington,
Samuel Cate, jun. Benning Wentworth,
Ephraim Pickering, Jeremiah Clough, jr.
Timothy Nash, Paul Wentworth,
Henry Gerrith, Esq. William Simons,
Joseph Hart, Ichabod Weeks,
Jere’h Clough, Efq.Holten Johnson,
John Hurd, Esq. Samuel Langdon,
Aaron Sarjent, jun. Josiah Harris,
Mathew Farington, James Merrick,
William Norton, Edward Berdean,
Eleazer Richardson, Samue! Nutter,
Josiah Harrifs, Benjamin Hurd,
Nathan Johnson, Benjamin Rand,
Joseph Hurd, Jofegh White,
Samuel Bartlett, Benjamin Hurd, jr.
Aaron Newhall, - John Flagg, Esq.
Increase Newhall, John Lewis,
James Gibson, Levit Clough,
Nehemiah Rand, Isaac Hurd,
Eliphalet Neal, Nathan Wait,
Samuel Pickering, Thomas Clough,
John Hodgdon, Patrick Dougherty,
Samuel Harrifs, Phinehas Merrick,
Benjamin Johnson, Abner Hains,
Henry Oliver, Phinehas Hodgdon,
W’m Frothingham, Stephen Greenleaf,
Jonathan Moody, Obed Merrick,
Tho’s M'Donnough, Aaron Merrick
Samuel Boltwood, N. Eafterbrock,
Roger Bartlett, John Marshall, \
Henry Clough, Stephen Gerrifh,
William Harris, Benjamin Newhall,
Thomas Rand, Samuel Cole,
ABrAHAM STAFFORD, Prop’rs Colle&or.
Plainfield, Nov. 6th, 17g5.
TUESDAY, December 29, 1795.
T HE
Jeribed traf? of 14,000 acres, to affimble and
meet at the time and place above mentioned, to
wote and al? on the several articles abowe set
farth, and also order that this regueff and
- awarning be advertised in the news-pagers as
the State law direéls. ;
E Given under my band and seal at Chefler,
in said county, the 3d day of December, 1795.
i JABEZ HOIT, Fupice Peace.
ZVNOTICE is hereby given that so
A N much of each original right or fiiare
ofland in the townthip of Eaton, in the
cointy of Strafford, and State of New-
Himpfhire, viz, the rights of
Jena, Maulton, Esq. John M’Duffee,
Ceéu;:n Jere. Folsom, S. Livermore, Esq.
Jetemiah Gilman, John Harford,
Jobnh Gilman, Nicholas Harford,
‘Walter Bryent, Esq. Daniel Mason,
C:pt. If’] Gilma j;)r.gﬁah York,
Ll"\<!mﬁ'l‘aﬁl, &q‘ David Hicks,
Joha Tath, Benjamin Mead,
Samyel Chapman, John Mead jr.
Jonathan Roberson, Arther Bennett,
John Watson, Thomas Bennett,
Jeremiah Folsom. jr. W. Bryent, Esq. jr.
John Folsom, jr. Joseph Smith,
Jeremiah Bryent, Joseph Smart,
John Bryent, Caleb Bennett,
Edward Smith, Giles Seawand,
John Johnson, Jona. Warner, Esq.
Bartholomew Smart, Benj. Smith, Elq.
Josiah Johnson, Col. Atkinson,
David Davis, Col. Warner,
Jonathan Stevens,” Stephen Mason,
James Burley, John Suilivan, Esq.
Nathaniel Folsom, David Foliom, and
Nicholas Dude, The two rights of his
Thomas York, Excellency Ben-
Samuel Gilman, ning Wentworth,
Joseph Seater, Esquire,
will be fold at public vendue to the high.
est bidder for the fame, at the dwelling
house of Mr. Thomas Whitman, innhol
der in said Eaton, on Tuesday the 2d day
of February next, at 10 of the clock in
the forenoon, as will raise the sum of
five dollars on each right, together with
incidental charges, unlels prevented by
previous payment ; said sum was voted
by the proprietors of {aid township legal
ly warned and held by adjournment on
the 2d day of September last, and the
fime was daly aflefled and committed to
me to colle&, and the fame has been duly
advertised for payment as the law direéts,
by me.
JACOB BLASDEL, Prop’s Colle&tor.
Eaton, Decémber 11, 1795.
State of New-Hampshire,
County of Rockingham.
To Fabez Hoiz, one of the Fuflices of the Peace
Jor said county.
E the subscribers, being owners of
W more than one sixteenth part ofa
tra&t of land, lying in the east part of
Thornton (a townthip granted under the
ﬁovemment of the late Province of New
ampfhire, by letters patent bearing date
the ﬁ‘;th day of July, 1763) said traé con
tains about 14,000 acres, & bounds easter
ly by the eait line of said Thornton, and
welterly by the east bounds of Thornion,
2d grant ; do desire you the said Jabez
Hoit to call a 2 meeting of the proprietors
of said tra&t to be held at the house of
Dbediah Carlton, innholder in Hamp
ftead, in said county, on Wedne{day the
27th day of January next, at 2z of the
clock in the afternoon on said day.
ift. To choose a moderator to govern
said meeting.
2d. To choose a clerk for said propriety.
3d. Toagree onadivifion and feverence
of said trat among the several proprie
tors thereof, according to their refpeQive
interests therein.
4th. To raise on each original right,
such sum of money as may be fufficient
for fevering said tra&, and choose proper
persons to assess and collet the fame.
sth. To vote and agree on a method
to call their proprietary meetings in
future. ’
JOSEPH BLANCHARD,
JOHN HOGG.
Dated at Hampftead, Dec. 2, 1795.
£ %
(L. S )
*v*
Pursuant to the above requeff, 1 do
bereby notify and warn the owners
and proprictors of the above de-
SENATE, Dec. 7.
THE following Senators appeared and took
their feats, Jokn Langdon, Samuel Liver
more, Theodore Foster, Oliver Ellsworth, Fonas
than Trumbull, Moses Robinson, Caleb Strong,
George Cabot, Rufus King, James Ross, William
Bingham, Henry Latimer, ‘chzaTazemll, Ste
phens T. Mason, Alexander Martin, Timothy
‘ ( FOURTH
Congress of the United States.
e e S R iet
LIST of the Members elected.
REPRESENTATIVES,
New-Hampshire. _
Abiel Fofler, John S. Sherburne, ‘Nicholas
Gilman, Jeremiah Smith.
Ma/fJachufetts.
Fither Ames, William Lyman, Theophilus
Bradbury, John Reed, Henry Dearborn, ‘g‘hco-‘
dore Sedgwick, Nathaniel Freeman, jun.
George Thatcher, Benjamin Goodhue, _]o%cph
B. Varnum, George Leonard, Peleg Wadi
worth,
Rhode-Ifland.
Benjainin Bourne, Francis Malbone.,
Connellicut.
Jothua Coit, Nathaniel Smith, Chauney
Goodrich, Zephaniah Swift, Roger Griswold,
Uriah Tracey, James Hillhoufe.
Vermont,
Daniel Buck, Israel Smith,
New-York,
Theodorus Bailey, Jonathan N. Havent,
William Cooper, Edward Livingston, Ezekiel
Gilbert, John E. Van Allen, Henry Glen,
Philip Van Cortland, John Harthorn, John
Williams.
New- Jersey.
Jonathan Dayton, Ilfaac Smith, Thomas
Henderson, Mark Thompson, Aaron Kitchell.
Pennsylvania. :
David Baird, John W. Kittera, William
Findley, Samuel Maclay, Albert Gallatin, F.
A. Muhlenberg, Andrew Gregg, Samuel ~Sxtg
reaves, Thomas Hartley, John Swanwick,
Dauiel Heister, Richard Thomas.
Delaware.
John Patten.
Maryland.
Gabriel Christie, William Hindman, Jere.
mizh Grabb, Wm. Vans Maurray, George
Dent, Samuel Smith, Gabriel Duvall, Thomas
Sprigg. : i
' Virgima.
Richard Brent, James Madison, jun. Samuel
J. Cabell, Andrew Moore, Thomas Claiborne,
Anthony New, John Clopton, John Nicholas,
Isaac Coles, John Page, Wm. B. Giles, Jo
siah Parker, George Hancock, Francis Preston,
Carte B. Harrison, Robert Rutherford, George
Jack{on, Abraham B. Venable, John Heath.
Kentucky.
C. Greenup, Alexander D. Orr.
North-Carolina.
Thomas Blount, Wm. B. Groves, Nathan
Bryan, James Holland, Dempsey Burges, Mat.
thew Locke, Jefle Franklin, N athmicgl Macon,
James Gillespie, Abfalom Tatom.
. South-Carolina.
Lemuel Benton, Robert G. Harper, Samuel
Earle, William Smith, Wade Hampton, Rich
ard Winn,
Georgia.
Abraham Baldwin, j%hn Milledge.
SENATORS.
New-Ham[{hz’rt.
John Langdon, Samuel Livermore,
Maﬁzcﬁzéfetts.
George Cabot, Caleb Strong.
Rhode-Ifland.
Wm. Bradford, Theodore Foster.
Connellicut.
Oliver Elsworth, Jonathan Trumbull.
Vermont.
Elijah Paine, Moses Robinson.
New-York.
Aaron Burr, Rufus King.
: le-]ﬂftyo
John Rutherford, Fred. Frelinghuyfen.
' Pennsylvania.
Wm. Bingham, James Ross. c
Delaware.
Henry Latimore, John Vining.
, Maryland.
Richard Potts, John Henry, dec.
Virginza.
Henry Tazewell, Stevens T. Malon.
: Kentuckey.
John Brown, Hum&phrey Marshall.
North-Carolina.
Timothy Bloodworth, Alex. Martin.
Sm&-CaroliM.
Pierce Batler, Jacob Reed.
-,
James Gunn, James Jackion, resigned.
L 9/ pr- Annum.