The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1801-05-05 00:00:00, page 1

will be offered for sale at the flore of
RICHARD EVANS in Market-fireet,
all his stock of piece Goods, being a very
valuable and extensive assortment (from
which the trader or consumer can fele& to
- advantage) consisting of
BROAD CLOTHS ;
—Forests ; Elastics ; Caffimeres ;
Beveretts, &c. &c. &c.
Carpets and Carpeting.
a great variety of :
Muslin Goods of every de
feription.
& great variety of
* (Callicoes, Chintzes and Cop
perplates, &c. -
Shawls, Handkerchiefs, &c.
Cotton Goods of various
descriptions.
a valuable ajfortment of
Silk Goods, consisting of
Englith, French and India Satins ;
Luteftrings ; Modes ; Sarfnetts, &c.
Irish Linens and Sheetings,
and other Linen Goods.
Hosiery ; a great variety of
Hats ; Velting, &c. ' £
Thickfetts ; Jeans 3 Nanki
netts; Fultians, &c.—and a verygene
ral assortment of FANCY GOODS.
Also, Hard-Ware & Cutlery,
and a large assortment of India Cot
tons, and Bandanno Handkerchiefs,
and many other articles,
o —AL § 0—
Nine Cases Freth Goods juit
received from Liverpool, confilting
of Muslins ; Cambrics ; Chintzes ;
Shawls; Checks, &c.&e. All of which
will be fold to the highest bidder for
cash, or (provided the purchaser ex.
ceeds 100 dollars) notes at 60 days
with approved endorsers.
ABRAHAM ISAAC, Au&ioneer.
Richard Evans, intending to Jail for
Europe in a few aweeks, desires all with
awhom he bas any concerns, to prepare
themselves for [ettlement. ‘
No. 19, of Vol. XLVL.]
Rockingbam, [J.
THE heits to Hezekiah Beede,
1 late of Kingston, in said county,
yeoman, deceased, are hereby notifi
ed that on the twelfth day of May
next, at eleven o’clock before noon,
at the Probate Office in Exeter, I
shall present the last will and testa
ment of said deceased, to the Judge
of Probate for said county, for Pro
bate and Allowance.
JEREMIAH BEEDE, Executor of
Jfaid will.
April 27, 1801
Clover €& Herds
Grafls Seed,
FOR SALE BY _
Elfba Whidden,
At bis fbop near Portsmouth Pier.
=P —LIKEWISE— :
W. L Goods &3 Groceries.
April 27, '
*—-—-P‘_.\—-———“'—“
SALT.
FOR SALE BY
Clark & Connor,
: In Fore Sireet,
Liverpool SALT.
St. Martins do.
IRON and STEEL.
FLOUR and CORN.
BEEF, PORK & TONGUES,
&c. &e. -
~ Port{fmouth, April 25, 180r1. ,
[.oan Ofhce.
"I "HE {ubicriber hav
# ing been reappointed COM
MISSIGNER OF LOANS for Nov-
Hamp/hiré—tereby informs the pu
ﬁ’(m -those who may have
bl i, Ofce) i i o now
kept at the late New-Hampthire Union
Bank—where constant attendance will
be given doring the ufial hours,
Wmn. Gardner.
T SLWL ey SR Re S W —_____________________‘_______,,,,,,,,; { M
PORTSMOUTH: (New:HaMmPsulrg)—Puscisuep eveEry Turspay sy FOHN MELCHER, PriNTER TOo THE STATE, AT Hls OFFICE CORNER OF MARKET STREET,
"WHERE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THIS PAPER; ADVERTISEMENTS, AND ARTICLES OF INTELLIGENCE ARE THANKFULLY RECEIVED.
MA, » s * R n PO R i
et iﬁﬂ"mﬂﬁrecé aette.
7 HEREAS a commission of
U “ bankruptcy hath been award
ed and iflued by the Hon. Jeremiah
Smith, Esq. Circuit Judge, &c. a
gainst Thomas Morton of Portimouth,
in said Diftri&, Trader, and he being
declared a bankrupt, is hereby re
quired to surrender h#infelf to the
commissioners named and authorized
“in said commiflion, on Tuesday the
fifth day of May next, and on Thurs
day the twenty eighth day of said
May, and on Monday the fifteenth
day of June next, at nine of the clock
in the forenoon of each of those days,
at the office of Edward St. Loe Liver
more in Portsmouth, in said Diftriét—
and in all things to conform to the
direions. of t%e a&t of Congress in
titled, “an aét for establishing an y
piform {yftem of bankruptcy through
out the United States”-—at the firft
of which meetings the creditors whose
refpe&tiwe debts thall amount to two
hundred dollars and upwards, are to
come prepared to prove their debts
and choose aflignees—at the second of
which meetings all other creditors of
said Morton, are to come prepared to
prove their debts, and at the last meet
ing the faid.bapkruptb is to finith his
examination, and the creditors are to
assent or dissent to the. making, and al
lowing the final certificate of the said
bankrupt.—Given under our hapds at
Eoft(‘onth: this 25th day of "Apsil
ADY IRos, R R
EDW’D ST. LOE LIVERMORE,
JOHN PIERCE, . = -7
JEREMIAH LIBBEY, = = -
T Gommiffenars
- JUST RECE/VED,
AND TO BE SOLD sv
William R. Hardy,
Taylor.
At his Shop in High-Street,
B'EST Superfine Lon
don ‘Broad Cloths and Caffi
meres ; Merfeilles Quiltings ; Dimi
ties; silk and cotton Nankenets;white,
olive and printed Jeans.
Fustians ; Panglaloons, and
Pantaloon Pieces ; Silk and Cotton
Elastic Braces ; Nankeens ; black silk
Velvet.
Cotton Caflimere ; cotton
Denim ; Steel, Gilt, and Plated But
tons, of the latest fathion. o
TRIMMINGS of every kind,
in his line of business.
April 23. :
Just Landmg, and for Sark, on
RinpGe’s Wharf, part of the cargo
of the ship Florenzo, viz.
FIFTY Leagers Cape Wine ; 6 do. Ar
rack ; 1000 Ox Hides; 15 chefls
Souchong Tea ; 16,000 Marocco Skins ;
a Quantity of CAMwooOD.
Likewise—The above SHIP, if applied
for soon, bitrthen gol tons, four years old,
and may be put to sea with a very trifling
expence. - Aprilel.
WHEREAS a 4 cominiflion of
bankruptcy hath been award
ed and iflued by the Hon. John Pick
ering, Esq. Diftri& Judge of the Dif
trit of New-Hampthire, against Jere
miah Horne of Dover,in {aid Diftri&,
Trader, and he being declared a bank
rupt, is hereby required to surrender
himfelf to the commiflioners named
and authorifed in said commission, on
Tuesday the fifth day of May next,and
on Thursday the twenty-ei Ilth day of
said May, and on Monday tlme fifteenth
day of June next,atnine of the clock in
the forenoon of each of those days, at
the office of Edward St. Loe Liver
more, in Port{fmouth, in said District ;
and in all things to conform to the di
rections of the a¢t of Congress, intitled,
‘‘an a¢t for eltablifhing an uniform sys
tem of bankruptcy, throughout the
United States”-—at the firlt of which
meetings the creditors whose refpeétive
debts {hall amount to two hundred
dollars and upwards, are to come pre
pared to prove their debts and choose
aflignees, at the second of which meet
ings all other creditors of said Horne
are to come prepared to prove their
debts, and at the last meeting the said
bankrupt is to finifh his examination,
and the ereditors are to assent or dis
sent to the making and allowing the
final certificate of the said bankrupt—
Given under our hands at Port{mouth
this 25th day of April, A. D. 1801.
EDW’D ST. LOE LIVERMORE,
JOHN PIERCE,
JEREMIAH LIBBEY, _
Cammilffioner:s.
— MY COUNTTRY’s GOOD SHALL BE MY CONSTANT AIM —
TUESDAY, May 5, 1801.
HE delinquent proprietors of the
Ttownﬂxip oI Rumney, in the county of
Gration and State of New-Hampshire, who
have not paid their raxes to me the fubferi
ber, are once more notified that there is an
affefflment made on each right in said Ram
ney, together with 21l the voted lands, and
lands deeded by said psoprietors, for the
sum of thirty four cents to each intervale,
and tkirty-four 1o cach bondred; and frven
teen 1o each fifty acres, and also one dollar
on each undivided right, to defray proprie
tors charges, {aid vote w s pafled Dcccm
ber the goth, onc thousand eight hundred,
I thercfore notify said proprietors and own
ers that unless payment be made to me the
{ubfcriber, at my dwelling house in Rum
ney, {o much of their lands as will raise
the money to pay (2id taxes with incidental
charges, will be fold at public vendue, to
the higheil bidder, at the dwelling house of
James Herbert, innholder in said Rumney,
on Thursday the 16th day of June next, at
ten o’clock A, M. on said day.
8 Ne R T
' 2,80 908
s 8l s
: Loy Suilkats B,
Hobart Spencer, 17 o © 9 1 0
Timothy Boge, o o o o 1
lfaac Spencer, 34 17 017 1
Jof. Spencer, Bfg. 0 o 0 o 1
Israel Spencer, 0,00 3
Joseph Arnold, O 03 17 :1
Ebenezer Spencer, 0 o 3417 1
Mat’w Grefel, Es. 34 ® 00 1®
Rich’d Jennefs,Efq.o o ‘o o 1
Joseph Weich, 017 61t
John Right, O OO Bk
jothua Brainerd, o o o 0o 1
Amazy Brainerd, o o o o 1
Humphrey Lyon, o o 3 o 1 |
Salvanus Tinker, 0 o 017 1 i
Jabez Chapman,jr.o o 0017 1
Daniel Brainerd,3doo o 0 o o 1
Joseph Clark, Duo 171 ]
Capt. H. Brainard, 0 o o
Joseph Wells, 00,0 .0 1}
Samuel Gates, 0034 0.1
Ebenezer Dutton, 17 5 o 0 17 1
Ca&t.D. Brainerd 84 17 o o 1 l
Joshua Gates, o o 017 ¢o
Daniel Gates, jr. 34 034 o 1 |
Samue! Emons, o 0034 17 1
Samuel Selden, 10 © o 0 o 1
Chrift’her Holms, 34 0 34 17 1
Abraham Libby, o 0 034 o 1
Bickford Lang, o o 017 1
Capt.H Championi4 17 34 17 1
Moses Smart, o o 34 17 1
James Heath, 2017 Oe'o 1"
Alexander Craig, o o 0 34 17 1
Charles Clark, g -0l
Aaron Brainard, o o 0 o o 1
William Preston, o o 0017 1
Huomphrey Colby, 34 17 34 17 1
George Shannon, o o o o 1 _
Thomas N. Clark,o 034 o 1
Daniel Brainard,3do 0 34. 0 1
Henry Champiop, 00 © o o 1
Thomas Mosley, o o o o 1
Joseph W.Right, 34 17 34 o 1
Miles/Right, O 0 00N
Ebenezer Cone; o o o o 1
Barzela Brainerd, o o o o 1
Efrael Champion, 0 o o o 1
Ebenezer Brainerd,o. 3 o o 1
Truft’m C.Sleeper,o _ 0o o o 1
Ephraimßand, o 0 o 0017 1
Moses Seavy, & 0001
Ozen Dowft,jr. o 0o o o 1
Samuel Wells, Q.O .0 0:3
Joshua Brainerd, o o 0 34 17 1
Theod’e Atkinfen,34 17 o o 1
John Wells, 0.9 O 0.1
Frances Lock, 014 © 9°l
M. H. Wentworth,o 0 34 17 1
J. Wentworth,Efq.o 0 34 17 1
Ben’gWentworth, 34 17 34 17 1
Cap:’. G. March, 34 17 34 17 1
miah‘Clough,Efq_}‘°~ % 9.9
voted to Jere
do.ClementMarch34 17 o o 0 1
granted tothejﬁ} & ~
fettled Minister, § © B e
gran’d for fchoolingo 0 o o 1
voredtoE.Everett,o 0 34 0 o
e e g
. gt oW Ly ol
£ ' Cents.
the land voted to the } $ 114
Rev. Selden Church, 9.1 14
g 8 R b R 10 134
| A o Rl e X R
S | . R 34
' | s L s 0 R o
% et TUrERs R B
U e RS 8
G R T R
e ge s o A
™" JosER. JONES, Collefer.
Capt. Charles Ldatk, 3 v'«g»ﬁr '}
. Rumney, April 2 1805
T ORANERE:
NOTICE is hereby given, That on the
ed dav of Mav next, betwéen the hours
of 10 o’clock A.M . and 5 P. M. on said
dav, at the dwelling-house of NaTuAN
- Wavpo, Efg. innkeeper in Orange, in the
- county of Grafron, and State of New-Hamp
thire, there will be expoled for {ale at pub
lic vendue, as the law dire&s, {o much of
~ each of the following farms in Orange a
forefaid, for the payment of the taxes due
thereon for the year 1800, and all legal
colt, unless prevented by previous pay.
ment, viz. B O N R
2R R g
‘'S g W R
TheKinnee farm CM.C.D.CD.CM
Gy L Menkis £39037 1163103 o 0
o called, occup:- i
&H. Williams, §°
/2 Jarm which gn :
& t/z~/£ oc’;upamy} 84268 121501438
tre 1t April was : [
of Sam*{ Bagley
David Fox, 50 46 20257250
NATHAN WALDQO, jr. Colleftor.
Ovrange, March 7, 1801. (6w)
State of New-Hampfthire,
Grafton, fI.
NOTICE is hereby given to the pro
prictors and owners of righis or {haies |
of land in the town of Orenge, in the
county of Graftoh and State aforefaid, who
are delinquent in payment of their proprie
tors tax, voted to be raised at a meeting of
the proprietors aforefaid, holden by ad
journment, on the 16th day of September
1800, that {o much of the common or un
divided land belonging to said delinquent
proprictors or owners, as will pay their pro
portion of said tax, and the legal inciden- '
tal charges, will be exposed for sale at pub
lic anétion, at the dwelling house of Na.
than Waldo, Efguire, innhelder in said
Orange, on the 27th day of May, 1801,
between the hours of ten o’clock in the
forenoon, and fix o’clock in the afternoon,
on {aid day, unless prevented by previous
payment. :
Names of the original proprietors taxes on
on whose rights said tax is not!eaclz rig't
paid. is dollars
John Wendell, Esq. 2
Roswell Morgan, 2
Isaac Morgan, 2z
Joseph Eaton, 2
Zadock Spalding, - 2
Joseph Spalding, jr. 2
Andrew Backus, 2
Joseph Shepherd, jun, 2
Dagiel Foster, 2
Simon Forbes, ¥
Theophilus Clark, 2
Rev. Abiel Leonard, 2
Ebenczer Craft, - 2
Thomas Gray, : 2
George Wentworth, 2
William-Darbee, 2
Oliver Spalding, 2
Ephraim Spalding, jun, - 2
Joseph Shepherd, 2
Isaac Coit, Esq. 2
William Bourn, Esq. 2
Benjamin Whiting, Esq, 2
Hon. Danie! Rindge, Esq. 2
ELISHA PAYNE, jr. Colle&or.
Lebanon, April 10, 1801.
Supervisor’s Qffice,
Diftri¢t of New-Hampshire.
_PUBLIQ notice is hereby given, That by
an aft pafled in the last Session of Con
gress, entitled ‘“an aét to amend the a& en
titled an aét to eftablith a General Stamp-
Office,” so much of the said a&t to eflablith
a General Stamp Office, as requires certain
Duties to be performed by the Surveyors
of the Revenue is 7¢pealed.’ And that pro
vision is made by said amendatory a&, *‘that
whenever any person or persons {hall pay a
Colleftor of the Revenue, the duty charge
able by law, on a deed, instrument, or writ
ing, on which the flamp duty ch_arﬁfab!e by |
law shall not have been paid, together with |
the sum of ten dollars, and shall obtain the
eddorfement and receipt of such Colleétor
upon such deed therefor, agrecably to tha
provision of an aél entitled ¢*an a&t to eftab
lith a General Stamp Office”—i¢ ffall be
lawful for such person or persons to produce
Juck deed, infirument, or writing to the Su
pervisor of the Revenue, within whose dif
tri€l fuck person or persons shall reside, whick
Supervisor thereupon Jfhall certify under his
hand and seal, and upon some part of said
deed, Ec. that the fame so endyed has been |
produced to im, and that the Jaid endorse
ment is tn_his belicf gemwine ; after whick
Jaid endorsement and certificate, and not
~otherwife, such deed, infirument or writing.
Jhall be, to all intents and purfofes‘. valid
and available, as if the fame had been or
were flamped, counterflamped, or marked as
by law required, S
<« Pobhe ‘notice is also i&vcn, That the
undernamed Collefiors of the Revenue, are 3
the only perfoos in this Difirift, who are |
authorifed by law to receive the payment
of fines and duties, and to give reccipts, and
~make endorsements on instruments, writs
ings, &c. chargeable by law with Stamp
- duties, on which Stamps shall not have been |
PR i, G R
- Samuel Elliot, Portsmouth,” Rockingham.
wljﬁ;o&n Chémﬂm ghggg;;
Disic Wivatr, Ambest, Hillboroogh.
%‘ﬁ%ig% s, Grafton, —
[ One Dollar €3 haif pr. Annum.
BY virtue of an a¢t of the General
Court of the State of New-Hamp
thire, pafled Dec. g, 1800, authorifing
and empowering us the subscribers to
assess, colle& and appropriate a tax of
three cents per acre on 21l the lands in
Dalton, (public rights excepted) for
the purpose of making and repairing
roads and bridges in said town of
Dalton, we have-and do make the fol
lowing afleflment on said lands, viz.
7901 acres in the upper part of {aid town,
lately owned or claimed by Thomas fen
kins, of Hudson, the present-owner to us
unknown, is taxed dolls. 237 cts. 3
249 acres in said upper part of laid town,
owned or claimed by Moses Blake, i
taxed dolls. 7 cents 47
100 acres in {aid upper pare of said tpwn,
claimed by W. Blofs,is taxed dolls. 3
8250 acres lately owned or claimed by Clerk
& Murry, present owner to us uoknown,
is taxed . dollars e 47 cemts 50
Total of said Tax, dollars 495
JEREMIAH EAMES, ) Cone
RICH’p C. EVERETT, } mtT
MOSES BLAKE, TEE.
Dalton, April 2, 1801.
WHEREAS by virtue of the aft above
referred to, in the above assessment, leave
was given to the owners of lands in said
Dalton, at any time between the 15ih day
of May and the Ift day September, in the
year in which said lands were aflcfled to
work out their refpeftive taxes on the road
in said Dalton, under the dire&ion.of us
the subscribers, or any one by us appointed,
at the rate of fix cents an hour, for an able
bodied man, finding his own tools and diet,
and five cents an hour for a yoke of oxen,
including chains, &c.
Public notice is hereby given, That we
have appointed Mo/is Blake, one of the fub
feribers living in said Dalton, to superintend
the labour that may be done on said road ;
ahd that the owners of land in said Dalton,
may work out their taxes as aforefaid, un
der the direltion of said BrakEg, at any
time between the 15th day of May next,
and the firft day of September next.
JeEreMiaH EaMEes, Coma
; Ricu’p C. EVERETT, } mit.
~ Moses Brake, tee,
State of New-Hampthire,
Graftsn, [J.
TO be fold at public vendue, at my house
in Hebron, in said county, on the fourth
Tuelday of Jane next, at ten of the clock
in the forenoon, so much of the following
lots of land in said Hebron, as will pay the
taxes afleffed thereon, for the year 1800,
with all legal cost, unless prevented by pre
vious payment to me the {ubfcriber.
. EPEyefs
| U EES
C.C.C
Jacob Hildrick, 11 4 0 50 3 2 9
Matthew Patten, 8 1 050 32 g
.do 121025 21 ¢
Joseph Warner, 8 40 50 3 2 9
Stephen Powers, 6 1 050 3 2 g
do 71050 32 ¢
William Nevens, 10 3 0 50 32z 9
J. Wiloboy, jr. 1220350 32 o
' o-2 3028 X 7 4
James Nahoa, 112060 32 2
D.Emerfon, jr. 220350 32 g
Stephen Ames, - 00050 2z 1 3
Ten & Hoyt. }
o " Thites vhikl,} 09040 090 y
Benja.. Abott, 24230 2% e
Tho’s Clewer;, 2 4050 32 g
Peter Colburn, ©007513 833
'r. We“tworthg ; 3 ; X SO 3z‘ 9
SAM’L H AZELTON, jt‘ Co"er&or,
Hebron, March 6th, 1801.
" 6BOOKS, BLANKS
feantly for sale at §. MrLcaer's
Book-Store and Printing-office. -
Vo wE I e SIS SRR T R G U
J 4 Received and for Sale, by
Char’s Hardy
. |
| TAYTOR.
At bis shop in Crofs-fireet, néarly oppo-
Sfite Col. Brewfier’s,
A large assortment of
' l ‘HE best ‘and most fath
ionable London and .Yorkﬂxire
Broad-Cloths
and double mill’d Caflimeres.
: AL SO~
Fashionable Vesting and But
tons.
Knit Pantaloons, and Panta
loon Pieces ; Strings.—
and a great variety of other
- as usual :
April 27. '