The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1795-09-15 00:00:00, page 4

Treasury of the United States,
August 24th, 1795.
OTICE is hereby given to all per
sons who are or may be creditors
of the United States, for any sums of the
Jfunded debt, or flock, bearing a prfent in
terest of fix per centum per annum :
Ift, That pursuant to an a& of Con
gress, passed on the third day of March,
1795, intituled, “ An a&t making fur
ther provision for the support of public
credit, and for the redemption of the
public debr,”” there will be reimbursed
and redeemed, on the firft day of january
ensuing, the rate or proportion of tzvo per
¢centum of the principal of the debt or flock,
exprefled in the ceriificates issued to the
said creditors refpetively.
2d, The said reimbursements will be
made at the Treasury of the United
States, or at the Loan Offices where the
said stock may stand credited at the close
of the present year.
3d, The said reimbursements will be
made to the said creditors in person, or
to their attornies duly constituted ; but
the powers of attorney which may be pro
duced must contain an asuthority to re
ceive the said reimbursement of principal, o
therwise no more than the usual dividend
of interest will be paid ; and although the
two per centum of principal to be redeem
ed, should not be demanded, yet the in
terest thereon will cease from the said firft
day of January next.
4th, “To prevent the great trouble and
expence which would attend a renewal of
-the certificates, in consequence of the
said reimbursement of principal, it has
been determined that no renewal {hall be
made + And further, that the certificates
which may be ifflued during the year one
thousand seven hundred and ninety-fix,
in consequence of any transfers of the
said fix per cent. stock, shall notwith.
standing the reimbursement of two per
centum, as aforementioned, be exprefled
for the refpe&ive sums of the original
captital fiock. All persons who may
negociate the funded fix per cent. flock of
the United States, bearing a present interefl,
are therefore cautioned to observe, that
during the year one thousand seven hun
dred and ninety-fix, the value or true a
mount of principal unredeemed of said
debt or stock, will be ninety-eight per cen
tum of the fams exprefled in the certifi
_gates.
b Giwen under my band at Philadelphia, the
day and year before mentionid, pursuant
10 direftions of the Secretary of the T rea-
Jury,
SAMUEL MEREDITH, Treasurer of
the United States.
e .
Further Notice
S hereby given to all such persons as
I are indebted to the estate of Fo/eph
Aicock, late of Portsmouth, deceased, that
unless they immediately fettle the fame
with the subscriber, at said Portsmouth,
they will be proceeded with in a legal
way without discrimination.
R. CUTTS SHANNON, d4rtorney t 0
the Executrix.
Portsmouth, August 29, 1795.
7o Robert Fletcher, E/. one of the Fufiices
of the Peace, in and for the county of Hilf
borough, in the State of New-Hampjbire.
E the subscribers, owners and pro-
W prietors of more than one six
teenth part of the township of Morris
town, in the county of Grafton, in the
State of New-Hampthire, owners of the
rights, shares, and interests of the fame, re
quest you the {aid Justice to notify and call
a meeting of {«id proprietors, to be held
at the house of Dr. Samuel Curtis, in Am
herst, on Thuifday the 15th day of Oc
teber next, at 5§ of the clock in the af
ternoon, for the following purposes, viz.
ift. To choose a moderator of said
meeting. -
2d. To choose a proprietors clerk,
afleflors, treasurer, colle€tor, and any
other neceflary officers,
3d. To fee if the proprietors will vote
to raise any sum or sums of money to de
fray the expences heretofore incurred, in
and about said township.
4th. Tode and tranfa& any other
needful business relative rto said proprie
. JOHN TAYLOR,
JOHN TAYLOR, jr.
Ig. 21, 1755«
s foregoing requifty the be
wrietors are bereby notified to
d place above mentioned, for
2ce Peace.
Tuff3l79s,
7o Isaac Waldron, E{q. ore of the groprietors
of Chatbam, in the county of Grafton.
~y “HE subscribers owners of more than
| l one sixteenth part of said township,
request you to call a meeting of said
proprietors, to be held at the dwelling
house of William Brewster, in Portsmouth,
in the county of Rockingham, on Monday
the 28th day of September next, at
three o’clock in the afternoon, to tranfaét
the following business.
1. To choose a moderator. T
2. To choose a proprietors clerk. '
3. To fettle the accounts of said pro
prietors with their treasurer and colle&tors.
4. To choose a new treasurer.
5. To assess and raise such sums as the
proprietors may think neceflary to dis
charge the taxes, and other sums due from
said town.
6. To agree upon some method of call
ing proprietors meetings in future.
7. To draw the third division in said
town,
Portsmouth, August 14, 1795,
FJonathan Warner, Benjamin Thurflon,
Nathaniel Adams, Huntington Porter,
Andrew Wiggin, jun. Joseph Dearborn,
Isaac Rindge, . 4. R. Cutter,
Moses Canney, David Fewert,
State of New-Hampshire.
. Strafford, {I.
August 24, 1795.
X~=N\% Pursuant to the foregoing applica
(L. S.) tion, Ido herely notify and warn the
s~ % proprietors of said C/zatk% o meet
}t flftc time and place, and for the pumf_ﬁi afore
aid. i
ISAAC WALDRON, Fu«fice Peace.
O - - &
zias Siliby
NFORMS his customers that their ac-
I counts will be ready for settlement by
the firft of O&ober next, when he ex
peéts all who are indebted for this paper
for more than one quarter will make im
mediate payment ; and all who are in
debted on other accounts will follow their
laudable example. If the above is no!
complied with, he will in consequence, of
their long standing, be necessitated to call
for them in a way as disagreeable to him
felf as them.
Portsmouth, Sept. 9, 17953.
State of New- Hampshire,
Grafton, fI.
URSUANT to an a& of the General-
P Court, atax of two pence per acre
has been affefled on the lands of non-re
sidents, in the town of Cockermouth, in
said county, for making and repairing
the highways in said town, and commit
ted to the subscriber to collet (part of
which town having been set off to the
town of Hebron, since the passing of said
act.) Itherefore hereby notify all per
sons who are delinquent in paying said
tax, that so much’ of the following lots
will be fold at public vendue, at the house
of the subscriber, on Tuesday the 6th
day of O&ober next, at 10 of the ciock
in the forenoon, as will pay the taxes, and
all cost, unlels prevented by previous
payment.
N. RDiln. Q. [ s 4.
John HalegEfq.s 8 3 100 016 8
Stephen Powers,4 8 3 100 016 8
Noah Thomfon,z 2 3 500 8 4
Benj. Thomifon,z 14 3 100 016 8
Jona. Levjoy, ¢ 13 3 100 016 8
M. Thomifon, 11 3 3 100 016 8
3 43 §OO 8 4
Phinehas Lovjoy, . 1001 B
James M’Lellan,4 7 3 360 ©
s B 3 360 6 o
Lemuel Blackmore, O 100 1.8
13 3¢ g 0 0-8 &
jona. Johnson, 4 4 2 g o’'B 4
B. Wentworth, 6 9 3 100 016 8
so 118 A 0 9 ©
Daniel Lovjoy, 3 2 3 100 016 8
William Tenny, 1 13 3 100 016 8
o 4 3¢ 44 0 7 4
Amos Phillips, 4 5 1 sooo 8 4
John Alwell, 5 35 3 llco 016 8
7 10 3 100 0 16 8
Samuel Cutts, 5 4 3 83 0013 10
Amos Fisk, 3 1% 45 0:9 0
Ab’m Hunter,jr.7 5 3 100 016 8
T Wentworth, 15 3 3 100 016 8
James Hoit, $32 500 8 4
Stephen Ames,26 1 1 400 6 8
R. C. Shannon, 310 3 100 016 8
Tra& of land between g
the 4 and 6R. 2 div, } 1 AW 3
Vendue Lots, '
Jacob Foster, }' .80 o¥F 4
John Hale, 1 6o 0010 ©
John Wentworth’s farm, 100 016 8
ISAAC CHINEY, jr. Collettor.
Cockermouth, Aug. 26, 1795.
PROOSALS
For carrying the MAILS of the UNITED
STATES, on the following Post Roads, wiil
be received at the General Post Office until the
15th day of Otiober next.
In NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
. FROM Concord by Plymouth to Ha
: verhill, once g week.
Leave Concord every Monday by 6 A. M.
arrive at Plymouth on Tuciday by g ». M. and
at Haverhill on Wednelday by 4 ». M. Relura
ing. Leave Haverhill on Thuriday by BA. M.
arrive at Plymouth on Friday by g a. M. and at
Concord on Saturday by 4 p. M.
2. From Portsmouth by Exeter, Chefler,
Londonderry, Amherit, Peterborough and Marl
borough to Keen, once a weck.
Leave Port{mouth every Thur{day by 8 a. .
arrive at Exeter by 1 p. M. at Chelter by 6 p. M.
and at Keen on Saturday by 4p. Mv Return
ing. Leave Keen every Monday by BA. M.
arrive at Chelter on Tuelday by 4 r. M. at
LExeter on Wednesday by g a. M. and at Portl
mouth by 4 p. M.
3. From Exeter to Hampton Falls, three
times @ week from April 15 to Oétober 15, and
twice @ week from Oclober 15 to Apnilij.
Leave Hampton Falls in one hour after the
arrival of the mail from Boston and deliverit at
Exeter in two hours, remain at Lxeter two
hours and return to Hampton Falls in 6 hours
from the time of leaving it.
IN MASSACHUSET IS, VERMONT anp
NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
4. From Springheld by Northampton,
Greentfield, Brattleborough, Westminster, Wal
pole, Charleftown and Windlor to Hanover,
twice a week.
Leave Springfield every Tuesday and Friday
by 10 A. M. arrive at Northampton by ¢ ». M.
at Walpole on Wednelday and Saturday by 5
p. M. at Windsor on 1 hur{day and Monday by
2P. M.and at ranover by 7 p. M. Return
ing. Leave Hanover Tuelday and Friday by
6 A. M. arrive at Wind{or by 10 A. Mm.at Wal
pole on Wednelday and Saturday by 7 a. M. at
Northampton on Monday and T huriday by noon
and at Springheld by 6 ». M. ”
5. fFrom Hanover by Orford and Haver
hill, N. H. to Newbury, once a weck.
Leave Hanover on Wednelday by 5 r. M.
arrive at Haverhill by 4 p. M. and at Newbury
by 6». M. Returning. Leave Newbury on
Thursday by 6 A. M. arrive at Haverhill by 8
A. M. and at Hanover by 7 p. M.
6. From Boston by Andover and Haverhill
to Chelter and Concord iz New-Humpjhire, once
e week.
Leave Boston every Friday by g a. ». ar
rive at Chester on Saturday by 10 A. M. and at
Concoid by 6p. M. Returming. Leave Con
cord on Monday by 6 a. M. arrive at Chelter
by 2 p. M. and at Bollon on Tueiday by 4 ».M.
7. From Boston by Concord, Lancaiter,
Leominfter, and Afhburnham to Marlborough,
Keen and Walpole in New-Hampshire, once a
wecek.
Leave Boston every Thurf{day noon, arrive
at Keen on Saturday by 6 p. M. leave Keen on
Sunday by 6 A. M. and arrive at Walpole by
11 A. M. Returming. Leave Walpole on
Sunday by g 3 p. M. and arrive at Keen by 5 P.
M. leave Keen on Monday by 6 A. M. and ar
rive at Boston on Wednelday by noon.
Note. Should this mail be carried in a flage
carriage, it is to be carried as ofien as the flage
runs, the hours desired are to be {lated in the
proposals.
Note 1, The Post Master General may alter
the times of arrival and departure at any time
during the continuance of the contraéts, he pre
viously stipulating an adequate compensation for
any extra expence that may be occasioned there
by.
yNote 2. Halfan hour shall be allowed for o
pening and closing the mail at all offices where
no particular time is {pecified.
Note 3. For every hour’s delay (unavoidable
accidents excepted) in arriving after the times
prescribed in any coatraét, the contratior shall
forfeit one dollar ; and if the delay continue
until the departure of any depending mail where
by the mails destined for such depending mail
lose a trip, an additional forfeiture of five dol
lars shall be incurred.
Note 4. Newlpapers as well as letters are to
be sent in the mails ; and if any person making
proposals desires to carry new{papers 'other than
those conveyed in the mail for his own emolu
ment, he must state in his proposals for what
sum he will carry it with that emolument and
for what sum without that emolument.
Note 5. The contrafls are to be in operation
on the Ift day of January next, and to conti
nue until the Ift of O&ober 1797.
Note 6. Should any persons making proposals
desire an alteration of the times of arrival and
departure above fpecified, he must slate in his
proposals such alterations and the difference
they will make in the terms of his contra&,
7. From Portland by Biddeford, Wells and
York to Portsmouth, N. H.
From O&ober 15 to April 15.
Leave Portland every Monday and Thurf{day
by 8, A. M. and arrive at Port(ymouth the next
days by 10, A. M. Returning. Leave Ports
mouth every Tuesday and Friily by 1, p. M.
and arrive at Portland the next days b§4, P. M.
: From April 15 to O&tober 15. \,
Leave Portland every Monday and Friday
by 6, A. M. and arrive at Portsmouth the fame
days by 6, p. M. Returning. Leave Portl
mouth on Tueflday and Saturday by 6, aA.m.
and arrive at Portland the fame days {y- 6, r. M,
Note. P;{mmkz proposals are desired
to fate on what tgrms :fey will carry the above
zzz{l; three times a week, from April 15 to 0i0¥25
¥25 de g B H eRO S
Abte 8. Persons making prepofalsare defircd
to slate their prices by the vear. Contratiors
may receive their pay quarterly. '
General Post Office,
Philadelphia, July 27, 1705,
JOSEPH HABERSHAM,
Poss Majler General.
July 28, (Ow.]
sit sinimcedlh
HANCOCK.
THE nonresident proprietors or own
) ers of lands in the town of Han
cock, in the county of Hillfborough, are
hereby niotified that the fame are taxed in
the road tax, and committed to me the
subscriber, colleQor for said town, for the
year 1794, to colle@ the tollowing respec
tive sums, viz.
Ac’s. lots.ran [ s.d-'
William Clark, Efg.loo 11 1 15
do joo 12 ). 1 ¢D
Solomon Sattle, e 10 1 140
John Mboor, 0. 9.2 Tgo
Joseph Hawood, JoO 13 ¢t 1%0
do e 3 ¢t 't ¢'g
do 00 -10 ¢ 150
Oliver Lavghton, 99 9 3 149
And if no person shall appear to discharge
said taxes and all necetfary interveniog
charges on or before the 28th day of Sep
tember next,at loo’clock in the forenoon,
so much of {aid lands as hall be fufficient
to discharge the fame, will be {old at the
dwelling-house of Andrew Seaton, in said
Hancock, at public vendue to the highest
bidder according to law, .
STLPHEN KITTREDGE, Cslle&er.
Hancock, August 13, 1705
RERECREAR ess T L SRI LR
OTICE is hereby given that a tax of
N two dollars upon each original right
of land in the town of Cardigan, alias
Orange, in the county of Gratton, has
begn afl:{l2d and committed to me to col
lect, and onlefs said tax is paid to me, at
the dwelling-house of Nathan Walda,
Efq.infaid Orange, within fourteen days
after the third and lait week of this ad
vertisement, the lands of those which shall
then be delinquent, will be advertised tor
sale as the law dirells.
NATHAN WALDO, jr. Prep’rs ColleSor.
Orange, Augzg/l’ 31, 1705
%, TOTICE is hercby given, that at a
N legal meeting of the propricters of
the township of Preston, in the county of
Grafton, helden on the 27th day of June
1795, by adjournment, a tax of -eighe
dollars upon each original right or pro
prietors share was voted to be raised by
said proprietors, and rhata !ift of the fame
with a warrant to colle®, nnder the hands
and seals of the afivflors of said proprie
tary, is delivered to me as colle@or ; and
that unless said tax is paid on or befere
the loth day of O&cber next, to me at
the city of New York, in the State of
New York, or to Edward St. Loz Liver
more, my Attorney, at Port{mouth, in
New-Hampshire, so much of the land of
each delinquent proprietor reipellively,
as will pay fzid tax with redfonable inci
dental charges, will be advertised for {ile
agreeably to law.
WILLIAM T. ROBINSON.
Auguit 1, 1793.
JUST RECEIVED
From New-York, and for sale by
William Boyd,
At his Store on Church-il/,
100 Cales Holland Gin
warranted, imported in cases and 3
years old.
gocowt. imported Candles enti
tled to drawback.
6 tons Lignumvite.
3 tons refin’d Bloomary Iron.
ON HAND,
1000 Gallons Tobago Molaffcs.
10000 do do Rum.
2co hhds. Liverpool Salt.
A few Bolts of Ruflia & Ravens-
Duck.
THE subscribers being appointed by
the Judge of Probate a committee
to receive, examine and adjust all the
claims of the creditors to the estate ofi
John Holmes late of Londonderry, gens
tleman, deceased, represented insolvent,
do hereby give notice thar they shall at.
tend on that business at the boufe of Da.
niel Aiken, innholder in said London.
derry, on the last Monday of the five fol
lowing months, from 2 to § o’clock in
the afternoon. Tt :
1 " ~ JOHN BELL, @
2 | ANDREW MACK,
e e e s JORMMN MORISONG: v
- Londonderry, Avguft 19, 1795,