Fowle's New-Hampshire gazette and general advertiser — [Portsmouth, N.H.], 1785-10-14 00:00:00, page 4

Notice is hereby given to the fol
lowing persons, non resident owners of land in
Canaan, who have not paid their taxes for the
year 1784, that so much of their lands will be
fold at public vendue, on Tuesday the gd day
of January 1786, at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
ac the house of Capt. Robert Barber,in said town,
as will pay the taxes and charges, unless pre
vented by previous payment.
JOHN BARTLETT, Colleftor.,
ift nun. 2d, 3d. Intervale
Lewis Leveradge, 5.14 3d. 5.9 6d. s 4 gd 5.25 d.
A right to Ebenezer Eames,
for encouragement to build 9 6
Mills.
Cannaan, September 23, 1784,
THE Subscriber, having received a letter from
Joseph Pennell,Efq; Commissioner, appoint
ed by Congress for fettling accounts in the Eastern
Department, gives this public notice to all officers,
seamen, &c. who belonged to the Continental ship of
war RANGER, (Thomas S( Mpson, Esq; Command
er) when captured at Charleston, South-Carolina, to
call on him, where they will receive further inform
ation. JAMES GOOCH.
Portsmouth, Sep. 21, 1785.
7'o PE SOL D,
AT private Sale, on reasonable Termr. for Cnfo or
Wes-India Goods, and a reasonable Time aLowed
for payment provided good Security is given, a g od
HOUSEftuate in Greenland, a little below Mr. Lwbey's
Tavern ; with 47 | Feet of Land front on the Road, and
90 deep, well jituated for a Trader. —Said Houje is at
present occupied by Mr, Garvin Patterson. For further
particulars enquire of IT ILLIAM FELL, inbolaer in
Chester. September 20, 1785.
Take Notice.
THIS is to caution all persons against purchasing
two Notes of hand given to Parley Hanes for Cer
tincates, one signed by Jacob Brown for Five pounds
seventeen foillings, the other by Daniel Eames, for Nine
pounds eight frillings, both bareing date the 6th of Sep
tember 1785, which were fraudulently obtained, there
fore the signers will not pay them,
JACOB BROWN,
DANIEL EAMES.
[ Pembrook. ]
N r OTICEis hereby given to the non-resident own
ers of lands in Pembrook, in the county of
Rockingham, who have not paid their taxes for the
year 1782, that so much of their lands will be fold at
public vendue at the house of Richard Bartlet, Esq.
innholder in said Pembrook, on Thursday the 22a of
October next, at ten o'clock before noon, as will
pay said taxes with incidental charges, unless prevent
ed by previous payment.
State tax. War tax
Range No. Names. s. d. s. d.
5 7 Jonathan Rollings 4 3 1 10
7 17 Hon. John Wentworth 3 6 1 7
7 15 Benjamin Palmer 3 6 1 7
7 3 Nicholas Perrimah 3 6 1 7
$ 16 Richard Colley, junr. 3 316
$ 4 Jonathan Dearborn 7 6 3 6
N. B. All the above Lots are 40 acres each, except
the last, which is Jonathan Dearborn, which is 100
acre lot. BENJAMIN NORRIS, Collector.
Pembrook, Sept. 1 1785.
Wants a Place, a Woman -with a
new and good Breast of Milk.
Enquire of the Printers.
SUBSCRIPTIONS for this paper, at Four fallings &fa pence for fix Months (exclusive of postage) are taken in at
the Printing-Office in Portsmouth and Exeter, 'where Essays, Letters of Intelligence, Advertifanents ; &c. are received, and
all kinds of Printing performed expeditiously? and at a reasonable ratty
C ON TENTME N T.
NO glory I covet, no riches I want.
Ambition is nothing to me ;
The one thing I beg of kind heaven to grant,
Is a mind independent and free.
With passion unruffled, untainted with pride.
By reason my life let me square ;
The wants of my nature are cheaply fupply'd,
And the rest is ^tfolly and care.
The blessings, which providence freely has lent,
I'll justly and gratefully prize ;
Whilst sweet meditation and chearful content
Shall make me both healthy and wife.
In the pleasures the great man's possession display,
Unenvy'd I'll challenge my part ;
For ev'ry fair object my eyes can survey.
Contributes to gladden my heart.
How vainly, through infinite trouble and care.
The many their labours employ,
Since all, that is truly delightful in life,
Is what all, if they will, may enjoy.
State of NewHarnpfhEe:
Notice is hereby given to non
resident owners of land in t-anaan, who have not
paid their taxes for the year 1783, that so much
of their land will be fold at puolic vendue, on
the 29th day of December next, at 10 o'clock,
A. M. at the dwelling house of Capt. Robert
Barber, in said Canaan, as will pay the taxes and
charges, unless prevented by previous payment.
ift Hun. 2d, 3d Hun.
s. d. s. d. s. d.
Thomas Guftin, 3 6
Gibson Harris, 4 63 6 1 0
Ebenezer Harris, 4 6
Daniel Harris, 3 6
Joseph Babcock, 3 6
Joseph Eames, 4 6 2 0
Ebenezer Eames, 4 6 1 0
Ebenezer Peck, 4 6 2 0
Jedediah Lathrop, 3 6 2 0
David Chamberlin, 3 6
George Harris, 4 6 3 6 2 0
Caleb Whiting, 4 6 3 6 2 0
William Fox, jr. 4 6 2 0
Ilrael Kellegg, 4 6 3 6 2 0
Aaron Cady, 3 6 2 0
Aaron Cady, jr. 2 0
Nathaniel Cady, 2 0
John Tribble, 46 2 0
Samuel Dodge, 3 6 2 0
Samuel Meacham, 2 0
Jfaiah Rathbun, 1 0
William Chamberlin, 3 6
William Chamberlin, jr. 3 6
Thomas Miner, 1 9
Joshua Rathbun, 36
Selvefter Randall, 4 6 3 6 2 0
Samuel Dodge the 3d, 233 6 2 0
Ephraim Weils, 2 0
Lewis Loverig, 2 0
Jonathan Bebee the 3d, 4 6 , 6 2 0
Thomas Guftin, 2d tight, 3 6
Phineas Sabins, Elq. 4 6 3 6 2 0
James Nevins, Eiq, 4 6 3 6 2 0
Capt. John Wentworth, 4 6 3 6 2 0
John Newmarch, Esq. 4 6 3 6 2 0
Daniel Fowle, Esq. 3 6 2 0
EZEKIEL WELLS, Constable.
Canaan, September 27, 1785
State of New-Hampshire.
„ÜBLIC notice is hereby given, that a petition hath
been preferred to the General Court by Samuel Bai
icy, of Lebanon, setting forth, that he hath purchased a
Farm adjoining Connecticut river, where a Ferry has
been kept feveial years : wherefore he prays that the
exclusive right of keeping a Ferry from the mouth of
White river to the mouth of Mafeame river, being about
one mile and an half, may be granted to him, his heirs
and assigns : Upon which petition the General Court
ordered, that the petitioner be heard thereon, before
them on the second Thursday of their next session, and
that in the mean time the petitioner cause that the sub-
Itance of the petition and order of Court thereon, be
published three weeks successively in the New-Hamp
ihire Gazette ; also cause that the selectmen of Leba
non be served with a copy of the petition and order of
Court thereon, that they or any person may appear and
shew cause (if any they have) why the prayer thereof
may not be granted.
Atted, JOSEPH PEARSON, Dept'y Sec'ry.
Portfm®uth, September 2% 178 g.
State ot New-Hampihire.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given, that a Petition hath
been preferred to the General Court by Joseph
Kimbal of Plainfield, setting forth, that he hath been at
the expence of keeping a ferry across Connecticut river,
in Plainfield, for upwards of five years at the mouth of
Water Queher river ; which Ferry hath been very ex
pensive to him in providing boats to serve the public,
for which he hath received little or no profit, and ex
peding that in feme future time it may be some profit.
Wherefore he prays that the exclusive right of keep
ing a Ferry, beginning at Lebanon, south line, and ex
tending three miles down said river, may be veiled in
him, his heirs and affighs,
Upon which petition the General Court ordered,
that the petitioner be heard thereon before them, on the
second Wednesday of their next session, and that in the
mean time the petitioner cause the substance of the pe
tition and order of Court thereon, to be published three
weeks successively in the New-Hampshire Gazette : and
also to serve the feleamen of Plainfield with a copy of
the petition and order of Court thereon, that any per
son may then lhew cause (if any they have) why the
prayer thereof may not be granted.
Attest, JOSEPH PEARSON, D. Sec'ry.
Portsmouth, September 23, 1785.
State of New Hampshire?
Notice is hereby given to the non-re«
fident owners 0/ land tn Durchfier, who have not paid
their ftaie and county taxes for the year 1784 that
much ot their lands will be fold at public vendue, at my
dwelling kouje in /aid town, on the lad Wednesday in
October next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, as will pay
the taxes together with incidental charges, unless pre
vented by previous payment ; and if said lands are
not all /old on said day, the fafe to continue from day
to day, until the whole is fold.
BENJAMIN NORRIS, Colleger.
, N °- d -
John Wright, 2
Seth Wright, < 7
Nathaniel Weft, o 7
Afahel Clark 7
Ditto, 2 7
Ditto, , 7
Otis Little, - v , 7
Ditto, . 7
David Woodward, ? 7
Ditto, j 7
Ombres Cufhrnav,< 7
AfaTark^, =--^—7 —Q.
Gideon Rudd, 1 7
Ditto, 3 7
Jonathan Freeman, 2 7
Ditto, 3 7
John Burnap, 1 7
Isaac Burnap, 3
Timothy Bu/b, 2 7
Abijah Smith, ' 2 7
Ditto, 3
Thomas Floyd, 1 7
Thomas Davidfor., 2
Ditto, 3 7
Joseph Sherburne, 2
Jacob Marflon, °7
D;t.to, 2
Ditto, • 3 r
Giles Ti/any, 1 '
Ditto, 2 '
Pitt o ' 3 -
William Beaton, 1
Ditto, o
James Melcher, j '
John Sullivan, Efo 1 '
John P. Williams, 2 7
Robert L. Fowle, .2!
Woodbury Langdon, 1 7
George Marfan, r '
Nathaniel Ray Thomas, 2
Dorchester, September 23, 1785.
State of Nezu Hampfoire, Rockingham fs.
WHEREAS licence has been granted io me the
fubpibcr, by the hon. Phillips White, Esq.
judge of probate of wills, &. for said county, to fell
so much oj the real estate of Jonathan Taylor, late of
Canterbury, in said county, yeoman, decea/ed, as will
be fufficient to pay his debts, with incidental charges,
as it appears that the perJonal estate of said Taylor
is not fufficient,o difeharge his debts, ^c. Therefore,
to be fold at public vendue to the hightf bidder, the
20th day of October next, at one o'clock, P. M. on the
premifes,fo much of his real c/iate bring in Canterbu
ry, as will be Efficient to pay and difeharge the debts
oj said deceased: a valid conveyance will be executed
and performed of so much as will be fold by me the
fubferiber, as being authorifed to any purchase at the
time of sale. RUTH TaBLOR, AdminiJx,
Canterbury, September 24, 1785.
J/y ESTERN Post Rider, and Carrier of the New-
Hampfoire Gazette, calls upon such as are indebt
ed to him for the above paper turtle with and pay
him immediately, as hr is fully determined.upon their
non-compliance with this request toput their accounts
in suit. He informs such gentlemen rs may have bu
siness for him to tranfaH, that he proposes to arrive in
this town every other Friday, and /ball take lodgings
at Capt. Brewfo's. Portsmouth Sept, 23.
BEGS leave to inform bis goM Cajiomers, at bis late
Tavern in Poplin, as well as others elfewbere, that
be has lately removed to Greenland, and now occupies the
House known by the Name of —the Clark Tavern—a few
Rods South of the Meeting- House, and about five Miles from
Portsmouth, lately improved by Capt. Weeks ; where be
has every Convenience for Stabling, and excellent keeping
for Cattle ; and reqwefts the Favour of a continuance of
their Cuflom. Those who may have occafon to travel
in the H inter wi b loaded Sleys will be every way accom
modatedj Such gentlemen as please to favour him
witlo their Otfoin, muyde,end upra&ingf7;fh,Hty-frroid
on the mos reasonable Terms that can he expelled, and the
smallest Favours grateful) acknowledged.
Greenland, Sept. 29, 1785.
Nathan Merrill,
Timothy Balch,