New-Hampshire gazette, or, State journal and general advertiser — Portsmouth, N.H., 1779-01-12 00:00:00, page 3

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W HEREASthe under men
tioned proprictors T.ands
have heretoiore been legally no
tified for paymeat of the tax due
thereon for the year 1778 inthe
town of Barrington this is there
forzto noifie (nch delinquent pro
priciors or owners, that o much
of their reflps&tive rights or fhaies
of !ands, wili be exp>fed to pub»
“lic falc at the house of Mr. Sam.
Foss, in Barrington, on wednef
day the zo'h day of Janusry next
at 10 o'Clock ia the foresoon,as
will pay said tax o- ail{lment,
withincidenta) charges unles they
pay the fime with charges before
that time.
'Lolomon Hall }"‘Ol“&o"'
ofh:a Holmnes s ;
Barrington, December, 29, 1778.
Wi L ué
Rev. Mr. Rogers go 010 °
James Libby 46 0.6 7
Jofep» Holmzs gt 0413 %
Tho: W; Waldron 250 1 13 +
Wiiliam Cotton 1.0 8%
Bohraim Dennet 1106 012 7
H:ary Sherborn a 2 6.3 %
Besjami ¢ Langley 9o o 9 g
Thomas Cottoa 2 ‘a2
Thomas Barnes 82 of §
John Kinerd 9 o I 6
Jethro Furbuar 4.6 ~! g |
Stephen Lang it 0.3
William Broton . 7z 0 § 9
Rich. Waterhoule 180 o 14 8
Reubin Abbot 72 o § 9
Ct. William Cotton 150 o 12 »*
John Brewlter g & % he
V/lliam Ames fd. & 5 %
Ch.rles Brown S & 9
Thomas Grezley 72 o 7'g
William Parker g 5 o 5 ¢
. George Walker 72 o 8
Jolzph Miller 3 6 &
‘Richard Waldron 150 o 18
Wiiliam Cross 2z o 8 8
Thomas Beck 9o o To 19
Mr. Prince 30 o 6 ?
John Birgen koo G
Ambros Sloper ;70 1 O ‘g;'
John A'bot 195 0 Yz 3
Joha Koore 72: 0. 7
§aml. Shackford 210 016 ";
John Cotion 3 =
D.@or Ross sr
John Davis {2O 0 g 7
jOhn Libb’ 11§ © t‘ 7
Roger Swarm . 4 0 7 &
Heary Bickford 34 0 3 6
Ct. Jonathsn Ham' 6 o 1 3
B:nja Akerman 70 o 7 5
Joieph Alcock 85 oFs ' o
Z2shariah Lesch g 0 o o 6
Jeha Hardifon 6o 017 X
Sam. Penahallow 10 § 13 6.
Ephraim Jackson ;94 1 14 5
Col. Hunkin SR %)
_William Pevej ; lzo o 19 $
Sam, Waterhoule 25 o 2 8
John Davis 9 o ¢ 6
]‘ohn Cross 2 6 2 9
Benjamin Crofs’ ;10 016 sl
Moses Paul ]
Nehe. Partridge 67 o 7 ¥
Benjamin Cotton 95 014 2
Joseph Buss . . 81 012 Ig;
Christopher Noble 95 o 7 ¢
Thomas Pierce 310 0 9 ¢
Joha Edmonds 64 o 6
Henry Sheiburne ;92 o 15 .
Anthony Rowe & 6 L
Samuel Brown 920 .Y g
William Terret % 6 2.
John Ski'ling 95 019 ;¢
Moses [ngram 120 © 12 g
James Leach g o "G g
Stephen Noble 08 B 9 iy
William Bennet o 5 olt
Henry Seward 113 ‘Ol2
Thomas Larraby 120 olz
Moore & Leach 26 o2z
Archilgs Hunkin 65 o 7 ‘;’
Hugh Banfieid 3D 8 o
Amos Fernald 140 1 3
Samuel Rimes 56 o 81°
Samuel Clark 151 0% L
Abraham Sentor 95 0% 6
Jeremiah Calf 7z 0§ 2
Ephraim Jackson oo o Iz -
Ben. Wentworth. Too 0012 -
o L ln oy aer. £5. 4.
Tofeph Brewfer 1000 12 ©
John Chixghwill 1000 12 ©
Joihaa Pierce 1000 12 ©
James Libby 1000 12 ©
) ofhaa Pierce 1000 12 O
G:orze Walker 1000 12 ©
Joha Jones 120 0 12 11
§ Crovdon,.s .0
THE delinquent proprietors in the Township of
Croydon, in the State of New Hampshire, are
hereby noified to pay to me the subscriber, at my
house in said Craydon, oa or before the 224 day of
February nexr, the taxes aflcfled on their lots for the
Scare tax for the year 1777, or so much of said lots
wl. be fold at Public Vendue at the Towa-houfe as
wiil be fuTicient to pay the fame, with incidental
chirges. B:sjamin Swinerton, Conflable.
Croydon, December 14 1778.
~ Delipquent Froprietors, viz. il
E'enezzr ‘Waters, whole Right 86 -.%
Soloman Aldrich dit. &g
Silas Hufeltize : e L S R
Joha Holland dit. excepting soacreLot4 7
Actipals Holland dit. dii. L
Jo™than Chafe dit, dit, g £
Dudley Chsfe dit; dit. gt ¢ 3
March Chafe dit, dit. git, 6 2
Timochy Darling dit. dit. . c 0
Ebnzer Rawlen dit. o ok Y :
Eaach Marble 100 &6o acre Lots &3
Mose: Cirafe 100 69 dit. S.Q
Daniel Chafe 100 - 60 dit, 2%
Samuel Chafzjr, 100 6o dit. 2.5 0
William Waiit 100 6o dit. 250
Joleph Vialent 100 6o dit. 2.8
Jonathan Aldrick 100 6o dit. 1.
Joseph Whipple 100~ 6o dit, 8. 5
Moses Whipple 109 60 dir. 1.9
Moody Chafe 100" 60 dit, L
William Dudleyroo 6o dit. g
Berja. Wallace 100 - 60 ds. 2 -2
Jonathaa Hale 100 6o dit, z 10
Be:jamin Morftloo 6o dit, )o@
Jamnzs Whippie :00 6o dit. 1B
Berja. Morle jr. 100 65 dit, 2.8
Miit Lot I 10
Thomas Dana 6o acre Lot I 6
Geoham Wait dit. o §
Dapiel Chafe junr, dit. ¥R
Jam:s Richardion dit, _ oo B o
Samasl Ayers 100 60 doacre Lots 6 8
Sam. Shermsn 0o meacdow & timder Lots 3 2 3
Jobn Wh pple dut. diz. 2 3
Jonas Brown whole right excepting 50 & 100 .
- acre Lots : 3. 10
Samuel Chace 100 acres No. 5 : ioB
5 ¢ Barnflead. §.. . .
G 5 -0 saes 28 Ny wa gy B
eln the Advertifens:nt for the Sal 2 of Lands
io Baraitead, for the payment of taxes due
in the year 1775, by mistake has been
advertised for 1776, which all concern’d,
are defi’d to take particular notice of,—
And the sale of said Lands is put off to
Wedne(day the 20th of January 1779, at
so o'clock before noon, at the house of
Samuel Pickering, innholder inGreenland,
Charlss Hodgfdoa 220 acres, £::8 0108
Benjamiin Nutter 100 acres, = O 10 3
; Ephraim Pickering, Collector.
Newington, December 28, TR
LRSS ORS N e
State of Nzw Hampihire, Rockwngham ii. _
WHEREAS I :he{ubfcriber was b-oaght before
a Jaftice’s Couri the 4 h of this Init. Dzcember,
for {aying that one Widow BA RNS has had the Pox,
and that [ could prove it ; which was proved, as shall
appaar by the Records of said Court, yet said Widow
continues to fay that (he has not had it, and to Insi
nuate into_People’s minds that the Court and evidea
ces had fteppad aftle from a Line of their Duty :
Therefore, itis hoped thatthe Public willnot pay re
gard to'her words relaiive thereto,. - his .
: JONATHAN x HARDY.
Moark
A LI Persons a-e caationed againil purchasing &
A NO TE of hand Mr. Joseph D-ew of Dover has
unfairly obtained againt me——The Note was given
sometime last mon h, for £ 100 L M. payable to
said Drew or Order, ondemaad, withaat any @al
corfideration aad difpofi ed upon cerrain conditions,
in the hands of a third person, from whence said Drew
ob:ained it. : JAMES TUTTLE.
Dover, Decem™er 28, 1778.
st Nl v Ay ) )
Exeter : Crinted by Z, Fowle, 1779
i ¥To be fold 150
acresof nd in the
Town of Barring
ton,No.23o being
. theßight oi Clem
ent Hughes, En
quire at the Print
O#fice, Portimouth
‘ § Grafton. ||
State of New-Hampihire, Grafton, Dec. 10, 1778,
URSUAMT to a Vore of the Prep-ietirs of jaid
Graf.’w‘f*:-al at tbo# Reguefl of the Owner or Qav
ners of a fix'e:nth part of said proprictors, that the meet
ings of the proprietirs flonld be avarned for the future ;
thee are therefore tomotify and warn the prorrietors of
the townfbip of Grafion, in the connty of Graften, and
Slait aforejaid, tomect in proprietors meeting at Ibe dwal
ling house of Seth Martin, in [aid Grafton, on m:nday the
25th dag of Fanuary mext, after the datzy at tem of the
clock in the forenson, then ond there 1o a& upon the Jol
lowing artiiles, wiz. 1. To ckule a moderator to govern
Jaid meeting. 2. To fee wbether [aid proprictors will
raife°a sum of money 1o defray charges of proprietors. 3.
To fee whether [2id proprietors awill chufe a committee to
lay out the undivided land in the town, and ri&ify mis
takes in tke vasges already run. 4. To aBl upon any
thing that the proprictors think proper. L 4
Rofizll Mafoa, Proprieters Clerk
Al Persons Indebted to, or that
bave any Demands on the Eflate of | hn Laighton, late
of Barrington, deceas’d, are defir’d immediately to Jetile
the (ame with Mariha Laighior, Widow, Extewtrix of
the lafl Will and Teflament of [aid deceas’d,
Barrington, December 14, 1798
.. State of New-Haﬂipﬂn'r;. Hillsborough, [,
dj'o be fold at public Aution,
. J . o) ¢ 1
n Tut/day the 12th Day of | anuary next, at 10 o"c/ock
A. M. at the House lately occupied by Zacheus Cutler,
E/g; at Amber /1, an Ablentee,
. All the personal Effate
of (aid Cutler : By Order of the General Court.
Awmberfl, Dec. 25, 1778. Moses Nicheol;, ] Com
Noah Lovwell, § mittee
Two Hundred Acres of Land,
Chiice good, wwell woisded and avatered, laying in North-,
Wood, No. q.in the 101 b Range,mear Ihe Centre of the
Towwn, about 25 Miles from Port/mouth, to be Sold at.
PUBLICK VENDUE, at the Houle of Samuel Pick=
ering, Lunholder in Greenland, on Wednesday the zoth of
¢sis Inflant January, at 10 o'clock bzfore Noow.—— At
the lame Time awill b: fold furdry other Tralls of Land.
THE Creditsrs to the Effate of Tofiah Clark, late
o of Nottingbam,E/q; decear’d,luteflate, represented
infolwent, a ¢ bereby nstifi-d, that the Subferibers appoint
ed to examine their [vveral Claims to [aid Eflate, will at
tend that Business at the Dwelling Houle of Capt. Eli
phalet Giddinge in Exeter, on the second Wednesday of the
Sfix enjuing months, from two to fix o'clock P- M. lf/ﬂ[aid
days: Eliphalet Hale, } Commiffre
-~ - . John Taylor Gilman | mers. )
EBxeter, Ofober 29, 1778. iR
War-Ofhice; Nov. 18, 1778,
THE several Deputies and Assistants in the De
pariments ot Quarter Master General, Com
miflaries General of Purchases and Iflues, and Com
missaries of Hides, are hereby firictly enjoin’d and
requaited,forthwith to make the Returns to this Board
and the Officers at the Head of their diffzrent Depati
ments ; Which (he Repulations of Congress pointad
out their refpe&ive Daties, diredt. 5
It is expeéted that immediate Attention be paid to
this Requisition. By Order of the Boad, :
~ P. SCULL, Secrstary.
2 . State of New- Hamp [bire.
In ths HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Now. 11, 1778,
W Hereas this sTaTe cannot be supplied with
a {ufficient Quantity of PAPER for its own
Consumption, withoat the particalar Care of its Inha
bitants in saving of Kags for the Paper-Mill, e,
The:efore Resolved, that the fele@men, con.mittes of
fafety of the several towns and places in this Rate. be,
and hereby are required immediately to appoint some
suitable person in their refpeCtive towns .and places
where it is notalready done) to receive Rags for the
paper-mill, under dire&tion of Richard Jourdan of Ex
eter, wha is to pay for thefame; and the inhabitants
of this state are hereby desired to be very careful in
saving even_the {malleft quantity of Rags acoper for
making paper, which will be a further evidence of
their disposition to promote the publick good. ,
Sent up for Concurrence, Josn Lancpon, Speaker.
" In Council the fame Day, read and concurred,
s . E..Tuowmrson, Secretary, |
& Dire€tions to Colleftors— For clean Cotton,
and Coiton and Linnen Rags fix pence per pound.==
For coarse Rags made of Flax, Cotton or Hemp, 4d.
Twenty per cent commiflions to collectors, and all
reasonable charges of importation to said Mill.
R TJordaws,
Low's & George's Almanacks
9 3 ?
TO BE SOLD by the Gross, Dozen, or single
By WILLIAM APPLETON im goxdmntg:
Leather-Pocket- Bock, : off [ { a
receiveXnistyDollars Reviard BartfmonshyJtali & Offikin
. Portsmouth, between Exeter and in Days frw ago, a
Dollars, Huordred and sundry Two absve awhth was
the bring Printirg- the awill fame hocwer W to Papss.
2pp!y Daricl Smithof have 72 by him aga2in, may 2
in 12yirg the Charges, Three The right Owrner, :
STEER, bath Ean, in Exeter, in Red coming 2 crcpt
Barn last WNovember to came my
. . Exeter. December = 12,1778,
Hou/e Capt. Brewfer’s Delatour, &is Sbop Caillere is ar
Earthen WARE, awbhite flower’d Varisty and of and a
Shoes, of { . Sundry forts F¥omens
} &¢c. == by TO BE SOLD Difbes, Juch Plates, as
K Wemworth's, .~ Caprain Gearge sppofits
Eoryfmonth the Offcs Printing in by applying forsmnity at
&now Op of their Prize Money, for fiom fend an to may
Shate Persons in All owning any
Occa Sbip baving Miffiin, General armed the private