The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1801-10-20 00:00:00, page 1

FRESH GOODS.
L ENRERREE
Peter Cofhn,
Has just received per the ship Sally, from
Liverpool, an extensive assortment of
Fathionable, Fancy and Staple
GOODS,
. Ay
Which are now opening for sale, by
WHOLESALE and RETAIL,—WIZ.
London and Yqrkfhire best Superfine
BROAD CLOTHS;
= ladies Habit Cloths ; Caflimeres;
fine Beaver Coatings ; fine Ratteens ;
Devonthire Kerfies ; Forelt Cloths ;
Baizes; Flannels ; Serges ; Whitneys 3
Blankets ; Wildbores ; Camblets ;
Crapes ; Hairbines ; Durants ; Tam
mies ; Shalloons ; Calimancoes ; Ruf
fels ; Sattinets ; Florentines. -
A great variety of
Fathionable Waistcoating ;
Thicksets ; Hunters Cord ; Velvets ;
black, crimson and green Shags ;
Worsted and Silk Plush ; Mens’ plain
“and friped Black Sattins ; Fustians ;
Jeans ; Denims ; Cottonets ; Quilt
ings. _ :
A large assortment of
Calicoes & Chintzes ; Chintz
and Dimity Furnitures; Ginghams ;
Muflinets ; Dimities ; Cambricks ;
Table Cloths ; green Table Cover
ings ; Copperplates. .
A great variety of |
Book, jaconer, ftrip’d, check’d and
tambor’d Muslins ; fafhionable fi
gur’d Muslins ; white and black Cam
brick Muslins; Muslin Handkerchiefs;
Neckerchiefs. s '
Camel’s hair Shawls, some
with silk nettings ; purple, chintz,
muslin and silk Shawls ; romal, cot
ton, linen, bandanno and black silk -
Handkerchiefs.
A great variety of :
English & India Lutefirings ;
firip’d and check’d Italian Silks; black
and color’d Sattins ; Modes ; Sarf
nets ; Tiffanies ; white and color’d
Italian Crapes ; plain, net and crape
Gauzes ; black lace Veiling. |
A large assortment of ‘
Thread Laces and Edgings;
black Laces ; a variety of fafhionable
Ribbons ; gold and silver Laces and
Fringes ; gold and fidver Epaulets. .
_ A great variety of
Fathionable straw, chip and
willow Bonnets ; a few silk Bonnets,
full trim’d. | , |
A large assortment of ,
Kid and Morocco Shoes ;
Shoe Rofetts ; Glove Ties ; cotton and
silk Girdles ; cotton and f{ilk Gown
Trimmings ; elegant pearl Necklaces ;
and Ear ’%rops ; straw Trimmings ;
Shoe Ties. ;
Ladies fathionable black Bea
vers ; fancy Feathers and Flowers ;
Mens’ and Youths’ fathionable Hats.
s ‘A large assortment of ‘
Mens’ and Youths’ Worst-:
ed, Cotton and Silk Hose,; Womens’
"Cotton and Silk Hose ; Childrens’
Cotton and Worlfted Hose ; Womens’
white and color’d Silk and Cotton
Gloves and Mitts ; Mens’ and Wo
mens’ black Gaiters ; Worlted ‘Socks;
Mens’ and Boys’ Worsted Gloves ;
Miffes’ Worsted and Cotten Mitts ;
-Mens® mill’d and color’d “Worsted
;:-;P’ ; Mens’ white and black Gauze
‘Hofe. ¥
Worsted Pantaloons ; Pan
taloon Pieces.and ‘Hofe ; worsted and
cotton Drawers ; ‘Men’s beaver, buck,
woodftock and silk Gloves ; white
“kid Gloves ; emigrant Socks & Boots;
“cotton & silk Braces ; Stock Stiffeners.
Fathionable, gilt, plated and
other Buttons ; button Moulds ; {leeve
Buttons ; steel Knee Buckles ; silver
Thimbles ; steel & gilt Watch Chains,
Seals and Keys; Tooth Brushes ;
Pins ; Smelling Bottles. =~
. Irish Linens ; India Cottons;
Trish Sheetings; Counterpanes;brown’
_Hollands 3 Checks ; Threads ; :em-
Wr Sewing Silks ;
_Twift ; Gallooms; Ferrets; Tapes;
&5 Books, Blanks and
* Stationary kept confrantly for Sale
No. 43, of Vol. XLVII.]
PORTSMOUTH: (New-Hamepsuire)—PusrLisuep every Tuespay ey JOHN MELCHER, PrinTer TO THE STATE, AT Hls OFFICE COKNER OF MARKET STREET,
WHERE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THIS PAPER, ADVERTISEMENTS, AND ART'CLES OF INTELLIGENCE ARE THANKFULLY RECEIVED.
Netw Hampshee Gasette.
UNLESS PREVIOUSLY SOLD
AT PRIVATE SALE,
Will be [old on the premises, at public
auction on the §th day of November -
next, al one o’clock P. M.
'ONE half of the mills come
monly called Parker’s mills,
near the mouth of Pifcataquog river in
Bedford, with about forty acres of
land near said mills,” with two good
houses, one good bain, store and shed
thereon.—For further particulars, in
quire of THOMAS PARKER,
| on the promises. -
Bedford, O&ober 1, 1801.
State of New-Hampshire. ¥ ¢
NOTICE is-hereby given to the non-resi
dent proprictors and owners of Jands in |
the town of Grafion, in the county of Graf
ton in said State, who have not paid their
Highway and County.taxes aflcfled on said
lands for the year 1801, that unless they.pay
.the fame to me the fublcriber on or before
the 251 h day of December next, so ,much
of their lands as will pay the fame with lawe
ful charges, will be fold at public vendue,
at the dwelling house of Hezekiah Bullock,
innholderin said town, at ten of the clock
"in the-forenoon of {aid day, unless prevent
.ed 'by previous payment, which lands and
taxes aforefaid, are described in the follow
ing lift, viz. S <
e»A § g
Originalown- § 3 »~ S ¥ ¥
‘- ers., T RPN,
Lotsdrawn 1.1 § 50 1 9
to Capiain Aa-1 1 ©6 do 1 ‘9
ron Barpey, 1 § 18 1 5
T N ATy 217
f S 69 2 17
1 6 24 5
vy Sy TN
; ; ‘.l ll ~3‘ 1 5
Pt Mg ogy 3y 214
gy gt 111 ¥6 i+ 9
32 2 'z 35
s ‘g '8 Sl
R gt eoy 1 5
Lots drawnto 1 2. 23 §O.l 3§
Capt. Stephen 1 § 17 do 1 %
Smith, T " % r s
5 2.6 -6 s
Srgaags As
113 20 i O
R 2 3 10 LY N
: 28 1t 1 5
Lotsdrawn tol '3 21 350 1 5
Constant Bar-1 4 12-do 1 5
neys. 2 e g 3 5
i - X %5 238 . e
. Lot draawm o 7 2. 8{ A )
'Benopi‘.Wil;}l ‘8 1y g 0 T §
Yy, L "
Lotsdraunto 1 3 16 50 1 3§
‘BenjaminMar-1 § 21 do 1 5
CT S e e
' Moo RIS et
Joseph Ma- 3. ' e R
son’s Jand in}’o, ‘DO2S 324
¢ tbegaooa?;f e f o G ‘
* DAVID CLIFFORD, Colletior.
. Grafton, September 21, 1801.
Jonathan Goddard,
Has received by late arrivals
Jrom England, a very extensive
assortment of
HARDWARE
GOODS,
Which are for sale on the
molt reasonable terms, by Whole
' sale and Retail. - |
Portfinguth, Ocfober 13, 1801, {
New Wholesale and Retail -
SHOE STORE.
Robert M’Cleary,&3Co.
RESPECTFULLY' inform the
Ladies and Gentlemen of Ports
mouth and its vicinity, that they have
taken the Store formerly occupied by
Barleigh & Rogers, in Congrefs-fireet
north fide of the State-House, where
they have for sale,
A large assortment of
Ladies” & GentlgnenEs’ y§rran;ed
SHOLELS;
‘Cordevan & Sheep-skin Boots;
ladies’ Cork Shoes ; Shoe Puffs ; Shoe
Knots, &c. &c. :
A few of the firft quality Seal.fkin,
Cow-hide and leather TRUNKS.
They flatter themselves that
as pun&tual attendance will be given,
they shall meet the approbation of a
generous public. 5
&7 A dedultion will be made to
wholesale purchasers.
Portsmouth, Sept. 28, 1801.
— MY COUNTRY’s GOOD SHALL BE MY CONSTANT AIM —
TUE S D AY, OCTOBER 20, 1801.
N‘OT‘ICE is hereby given to the
N non-resident proprietors and
~owners of land in Colebrook, Grafton
“county, and State of New-Hampthire,
“who have not paid the county tax for
1801, that so much of their land as
‘will pay said taxes with incidenta
charges, will be fold at public vendue
at the house of Mr. Joseph Loomis in
-said Colebroak, on the tenth day De
_cember next, at 10-o’clock A. M. un
less prevented by previous payment.
~drawn to the claim of JONAS MINQT,
PEPEREFIES RS
S ESESTRERERY
81310 .1 2 311 {4 2 12126
73101012 .8 9 1 91214 4 1
711 432 513 910 6 1% 8 6
810 210 6 19 4 2 6 7.9
g 1 1015 7 2 121510 g 6 ‘¢
1312113 2 1108 1.8 x? 18 18
716 4 9 9-8-F I 8 5 5 5
11 .2 1. 213 .8 ¢ 5413 16
& Sud 5 3.4 7 .1 4.90..7 5
;.,,g;};@%{%hx iz 21 6 2 9 311
7:, ,o°o 00 0 0 0 000
} L dlaviiPteine claim of Joseph Whipple,
101697 914 2°5.9 6 4 3
6116 215 8 513 4.5 3
- 6 b 57-I'6 .8 &7 6 8 64’
13 1311 71210 ¢ 4 511 4 7
3 8 611 9 1.10 313 31815
'3 '8 81410 810 611 313 9
5 6 '8 ¢-6folglo 11 16 413
‘fo 14 8810 71314 .7 25 8 38
49 ‘2. .11-.8 515 0,0 0 ©0 .0 0
“drawn to fames M’Gregore,”
8 4 4,81010 1 113 7 ©0
. ~d(;g_wii!o_ Aaren Forbsy ;
‘7 -8 M FIO W 9 9 010 O
“Undivided land in’ Colebrook set to the
‘origipal granttes. - . - Acds Cts. M.
Sir George Colebrook, 600 8 4
“Sir James Coekburo, - 400 .5 6
N. B. The tax on the abp've,lpt: c_omaip.
s .i;sm,hmdkd.tmg cach, is one cent, four
Sl as ek dol, &Y
E‘.A‘NIEL' HARVEY, Collc&lor,
- Colcbrook, September-19, 1801,
NOTICE is hereby given to the
‘N delinquent proprietors and own
ers of land in Stuartlftown, whn have
not paid their county tax assessed the
26th day of May 1801, for the year
1801ythat unless they . pay the fame
together with incidental charges, to
nie the subscriber on or before the
21st day of December next, {o much
of their land as will’ pay the fame,
.will then be fold at public £endue, at
the dwelling-house of Danizr Brain
aßD, Efg. in said town, at ten o’clock
A.-M. as the law direéts.
’ ~ Dolls. Cents.
Sir George Cockburn, 1 81
Sir James/Colebrook, 1 81
John Stuart, Esq. - 1 81
John Nelson, Esq. X 8
DANIEL HULBERT, Colle(tor.
Stuartflown, Sept. 21, 1801.
; State of Neaw-Hamp/hire, 2
NOTICE is hereby given to the
¥ non-resident proprietors and
owners-of land in the town of Fran.
conia, county of Grafton, who have
not paid their highway and county
taxes for the year 1801, that so much
of each delinquent’s lands will be fol{
at public vendue at the dwelling‘houﬂ
of Zebedee Applebee, in said, Y ranconiaj
on the firk day of Jam y, PAXL, 2l
ten o’cleck in the fove. 1) as w%
pay said taxes wi:’ M #€ntaicharges
‘unlefs prevented-byprevious payment.
The names of the delinquents, their
number of acres, and their taxes are
as follows ;=
- y &z ¢
PROPRIETORS s PR o 5
NAMES. - D. .C- é.
Isaac Searl, 255-3 26 4
Oliver Wendall, 3§z} 36 4
John Moffatt, 262 t 26 4
Harrison Gray, 358 % 26 4
Samuel Marther, 252 1 26 4
David Weft, 252 /v 26 ‘4
Fitch Pool, 252 /1 26 4
Jeremiah Webb, 252/ 126 &
John Grover, 292 1 26 4
Zepheniah Platt, 252 1 26 4
Thomas Micheons, 252 1 26 4
Elisha Graves, 33 1796 &
George Gardner, 252 1 26 g 4
Samuel Hopkins, ¢2 046 2
Samuel Hunt, 2j2 1 26 4
Tho’s Michins, jun. 25z 1 26 34
Ebenezer Burt, 352 T 36 &
Daniel Burt, 960 4 8o 12
Non-resident’s Farms.,
Verbiek farm, Y2O o 60 2
Welch farm, 100 @ §0 2
Snow farm, L 0 O ‘SO 2
Watson lot, 160 o 8 3
David Sly’s pitch, 100 o 50 2
-+ TZAIL APPLEBEE, Collecior.
Franconia, Sept. 18, 1801.
NOTICE is bereby gtven to the
delinquent proprietors and own
ers of land 1n Cockburn, in the coun
ty of Grafton and State of New-
Hampshire, that so much of their land
will be fold at public vendue to the
highest bidder, at the dwelling hcufe
of the subscriber in said Cockburn,
~on the 14th day of December next, at
' ten of the clock in the morning, as witl
-~ be fu.ficient to pay the State and coun.
-ty taxes for the year 1800, togeiher
- with lawful charges, unless prevented
- by previous payment,—the lands tax
ed are described as follows with the
sums due : i
Ll LB
2y K ES K. &F
, .o . G C.C.
LN 4P 5 4 32 P &2
g & 2 W 4.8 It & 2
14 4 2 ;
e RANGE 2. -
Y eh LA o
S 3 9 § 2 %4 3
i .4 2 1% 8% 11 4 9
o - RANGE 3. '
8 Y 38 2 5 4.9
R N RN T 8
1{ ; RANGE 4.
by ug . 4 F ¢ 9
8 48 9. 4 s V 4 4 3
iy g A T \
RANGE 3.
T 4.2 2 4% ¥y 4 ‘s
LB4 2 N £ 14 4 4
‘l6 4 2 B i s
- RANGE 6. - '
Al ol e e S 8 8 g 8
842 g gmo B 2
k) 49813 4 -2 A 7 4 '3
: RANGE 7. -
00l o R e
Bk (B Rl b B 0 4 B
Al RANGE 8.
1. 4 2 2 4°2 3 4 2
4 4 2 16 4 2 ‘
: - ' RANGE g.
=3 AR 8 A S 4 2
10 4 2 11 4 3. .12 4 2
AL p4R oo il
T 2 4% 3 4.3 8 4.3
s 48. .06 .48 3% .2
1z 4 2 13 4 2 16 4 2
- RANGE 11.
2 4.2 4 4 2 7 4 2
8 4 2 " 9.4 210 4 2
L X 2790 T 18 g 8
19 4 2 2r 4 2 22 4 2
23 4 2 234 4 2 ‘25 4 2
PR 30 TN T
= t 3 RA%G%, 12. g
"y Al 16 a 8 '»
e - RANGE 13,
¥ 2 ol ot
T RANEE B o
B RN R e
. 383 acres of undivided " land taxed
152 Cents for the State tax,.and 7
“Cents 7 Mills for the county tax.:
: ABEL HOBART, Colle&or.
. Cockbusn, September 16, 180 i.
Just landed from brig Polly and
FOR SALE, by
Clement Jackson
No 4, Portsmouth Pier,
17 hhds. firt quality
-10 do. do. COFFEE,
" STATE oF NEw-HAMPsHIRE,
County of Grafton.
, NQI‘ICE is hereby givea to the non
-AN resident proprictors and owners of
land in the township of Franconia, aend
_ county aforefaid, who have not paid their
- county tax for the year 1799, and their
State, county and highway taxes for the
year 1800—that so much of each of such
delinquent owners eflate will be fold at pub
lic vendue, at the dwelling house of Zcbe
dee Applebee, in fard Franconia, on the
28th day of December next, at 10 of the
clock in the forenoon, as will be fufficient
to pay said taxes with incidental charges, un
less prevented by previous payment to me
the {ublcriber, colleftor for said years in
{aid own. £
For the year 1799. | For 1800.
: =
NAMES OF ORI- o 8=
cinaL Pro- % s e 8
PRIETORS. S e ® W e
C. C.cC.DC
Isaac Searl, 256 4 14 61 28
Joleph Pencheon, 256 4 14 61 28
Oliver Wendell, 2564 14 6r 28
John Moffat, 256 4 14 ‘6 128
Harrison Gray, 256 4 14 61 ¢8
Samuel Mather, 256 4 14 61 +8
Jeremiah Webb, 256 4 "14 61 28
Moles Graves, jr. 256 4 14 61 ¢8
‘Zepheniah Platr, 256 4 14 61 28
Thomas Mechens, ¢56 4 14 61 28
Tho’s Mechens, jr. 256 4 14 61 28
BUCKMINSTER DREURY, Colle&or,
Franconia, Oflober 1, 1801. -
COCKBURN.
[ One Dollar €3 half pr. Annum,
NOTICE is hereby given to the
N non-resident owners and pro
prietors of dand in the township of
Peeling, county of Grafton, and State
of New-Hampshire, who have not
paid their county and highway taxes
for the year 1801, that unless they
_pay the fame to me the fubicriber, at
my dwelling-heufe in Peeling, on or
before the 23d day of December next,
so much of each lot will be fold at
public vendue at my dwelling-house
in Peeling, as will pay said tax togeth
er with incidental charges, on said
23d day of December next at g of
:= B i
= w & w °,o°
2 & B & ET
‘ EB. X g 8
By o C.C.
Ichabuel Caney, 13 5 18 9 7 ¢35
Silas Hanson, 15 5 14 8 7 25
John Demerit, jr;. 4 5 10 8 7¢4
Joseph Eavery, 21 5 14 .9 725
Henry Tibbets, 28 .48 11 Yeeg.
:{lamcs Chefley, 2 4 1010 725
homas Hanson, o O 14 795
Daniel Horn, 9 5 16 8 7 o 5
John Tibbets, -14 .5 16 9 7 g 5
Moles Roberts, 18 1 17710 785
"Obadiab Drew, 1008 001} 18
“Aaron Roberts,” =2l 1 1107 25
Joseph Hanson, 14°1 3 9 7'es
Thomas Tuttle, 3gd, .4 3 5 8 7¢5
Samuel Ambres, 13°4 810 7 e
Otice Baker, 1" 317 8 725
Isaac Caney, - 146 '8 ,9 925
Tobias Randal, 17 310 07e 5,
Ralph Twombly, 21 6 ‘2llO 725
Joseph Newmaich, 10 5 7m5
JOSERH ‘RUSSELL, Collector.
Peeling, o.By 1801, - - .. %
NOTICE is hereby given to the
non-resident owners and pro
prietors of lands in Lincoln, county
of Grafton, and State of New-Hamp
shire, who have not paid their pro
prietary tax of tavelve dollars on each
right, voted the 28th day of May last,
and committed to e the subscriber
to collett ; that urlefs they pay the
fame to me-at my dwelling-house in
Peeling, together with incidental char
ges, on or before the 24th day of De
cember next, that so much of each
original right will be fold at public
vendue, at the dwelling-house of Lz
Joseph Webfier, innholder in Thornton,
at ten o’clock on said day, as will pay
said tax, together with incidental
charges.
Original Grantees Names, | Dollars,
James Avery, - 12
Jeremiah Clement, 12
James Hoit, do
iabcz Waocod, do
eter Fench, do
Samuel Andrews, - do
David Slawfon, do
Eleazer Bowron, do
Thaddeus Hoit, do
Azariah Wood, do
Reuber Stephens, - do
Stephen Fountaiq' do
John Peutit, : do
Afla Jones, do’
Samuel Sellet, do
Ebenezer Bowton, do
Secmore Bowton, do
Zunial Fench, g do
Abner Barnon, do
Da~id Bowton, do
Robert Arnold, do
David Sanford, do
~ John Ad'ngton, do
Otiver Rowel, do
Eijah Weeks, do
Stephen Mangum, do
Valentine Ruwell, : do
- Jacob Conklin, do
David Whiting, : .do
Caleb Morrel, : do
Scth Whitney, do
Samuel Haight, ; do
Joseph Foreman, do
John Tuttle, - do
Reuben Reynolds, jun. do
Peter Smuth, ‘ do-
Abraham Farris, do:
Jabez Holmes, do
Abrabam Hoit, do
Josiah Riggs, ’ do
Ebenezer Munf{on, do
Noah Parkington, do
Abel Hoit, - do
Jabez Holmes, - do
- Ezra Moo, 4 do
David Knap, do
Henry Meed, do
Abraham Meed, : do
John Dexfon, do
Daniel St. Johns, do
Hezekiah Wiat, do
" Samuel Wiat, : do
Samusl Waterbury, -do
Henry Wiae, : do
Job Sl. Johns, “do
Ezra Bowton, do
John Brown, do
Timothy Ladd, do
Joleph Hale, do
Society Right, : G sl
BEN J. BARRON, Props. €oll’s.
Peeling, 04. 12, 1801. :