The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1797-04-22 00:00:00, page 4

State of New-Hamphhire.
PUBLIC notice is bereby -given that
Jeremiah Folsom, Steéphen Cogan,
and James Cram, have petitioned the Ge
nergl-Court representing that about twelve
years past Jeremiah Folsom owned twelve
acres of land in Durhamy part of the land
enclosed in the homestead farm of the said
Stephen Togan, which he agreed to con
vey to the fard Cogan ; but some mifun.
derftanding happening between said Follom
and Cogan, Folsom exccuted a- deed of
said premises 46 onc Jeremiah Young, and
recorded the fame without receiving any
consideration thegefor, and {oon after, the
said Jeremiah Young died, but before- the
death of said Young, Folsom and-Cogan
having agreed, “Young gave to said ‘Cogan
a writing promising to convey said land to
him ; that {aid premises have never been
inventoried as the estate of said Young;and
as the heirs of said Young are -minors no
legal conveyance of {aid premises can be
made. ; 3
Wherefore they pray that the Legisla
ture will by their att enable the said. James
Ci#m, who'is administrator of the estate
of f2id ¥ ourig, to convey to the said Co?an
all the right of said Young to said twelve
acres of land as fully as said Young ‘might
have done in his life time.. |
- UPON ‘which petition it is brdered that
the gaiximu be heard before the Gene
ral Court on the second Wedpefday of
the next session, iﬁlﬂd that g’:ﬂ“m"
cause that the {ubftance of the petition and
order of court théreon, be nﬁﬁked in the
New. Hampire Gt e Weaks sue,
ceffively, commencing fix weeks. prior 10
said day of beariog, “that any person or
persons. .y, then appear and shew. cause
(if any they have)why the prayer thereof
may oot be granted. 7 Ll
' NATH’I PARKER, Deply Sec’ry.
‘COMO(d. Dec. 6, 1796- Y
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- Dancing-School.
- | .
Mr. Maurice
BEGS leave to inform the ladies and
gentlemen of the town of Ports
mouth, that he opened his Dancing School,
agreeable to his former advertisement, on
the Ift day of April, but being unavoida
bly called out of town, ils under the ne
ccﬂit{ of postponing the fame until Thur/-
day the 27th day of April inst. at which
time the E’xancr will commence at the
Assembly-Room at 3 o’clock, and the
school be continued on Thursdays and
Saturdays in the afternoon from g o’clock
to sunset. Mr. Maurice assures the par
ents that he will pay every attention in
bis power to the manners and behavior of
his pupils, while under his tuition, and
will take the greatest paios to teach them
the polite accomplithment of dancing gen
teelly. ;
Terms of admission,
1, For every new scholar fix dollar
per quarter.
od.” For the'vd quarter, and for those
who have before attended his {chool, one
guinea each per quarter. o
Bd. Two dollars of which Yo be paid
at entrance, and the remaionder at the close
of the quarter. 2 -
Subscription paper shill open for
adrﬁ;}on of !g:holarf, pone lodgcg at the
Assembly-Room, and one at Mr. Mel
cher’s Printing-Office and Book-Store,
where gentlemen will pleale to leave the
names of the children they intend to fend.
Mr. Maurice would just ebferve, ghat it
-1s by far the best way for the whole to be
gin on the firit afternoon.
Apnl 7, 1797.
New-Hampflbrire Bank.
NO'I‘ICE is hereby given that
¢ the annual meeting of the
Stockholders in the New-Hampfthire
Bank ; for the choice of Dire&ors,
will be held at the Bank on Wednes
day 26th inst. at 3 o’clock P. M.
JOHN PEIRCE, Cashier.
Portsmouth, April 7, 1797.
State of New-Hampihire.
PUBLIC notice 1s hereby given that 2
A petiton signed by sundry inhabitants
of the towns of Campton and Thornton,
and also a petition signed by sundry inha
bitants of Lincoln and Franconia, in the
county of Grafton, have been preferred to
the General-Court, representing that it is
about nine miles from the extremity of the
road leading np Pemigawaflet river to a
road in Lincoln which leads to the settle
ments in the upper Co’os, that a road be
tween said Lincoln and Thornton has
been surveyed and refortcd by a commit
tee appointed by the late Court of Gene
ral Seflions of the Peace of said county,
bt that the said Court of General Seflion
did not view themselves empowered by
Jaw to caule the fame to be made passable,
and the owners of the lands thro’ which it
would pass neglet to do it ; that the want
of said road is attended with great public
disadvantage as it would be about thirty
miles nearer from the upper Co’os and
the towns in that vicinity to Portfmeuth,
and many other places of trade than the
road now travelled. Wherefore, they
pray the General-Court to make provision
that {aid surveyed road may be opened and
tnade paflable. «
IT is therefore ordered that the pe
tidioners be heard before the General-
Court on the {econd Wednesday of the
next feflion, and that in the mean time
they cause ihat the substance of the pe
titions and order of court thereon, be pub
lithed in the New-Hampshire Gazette,
three week fucceflively, commencing nine
weeks prior to faid'dagaof hearing, that
any. per{oe or'peifons may then appear and
shew cause (if any they have) why the
prayer of g;id j;;ctition may not be granted,
4 ek,
NATH’I PARKER, Dep'y Sec’ry.
Concord, Dec. 3, 1796. :
- State of New-Hampshire,
N OTICE is hereby given to the
non-resident proprietors and
owners of lands in the following
towns, viz. Littleton from the year
1777 to 1795 inclusive, Raby for the
years 1784 and 1787, Bow 1788,
Allenftown and Sanborntown 1789,
Warhér 1795, Offipee, Springfield,
Tamworth and Wolfborough 1796,
that their lands in said towns ‘are
taxed for said years, and the lifts
thereof left with the fubferiber, that
unléfs they either pay the fame to
him or the colle€tors thereof, within
eight weeks from tbe firft publishing
this advertisement, their ‘l;gnds wrﬁ
be advertised for sale for'the paymént
of the fame. ; o
NATH’I PARKER, Re’r N.R. taxes,
Exeter, April 12, 1797, .
| HAVERHILL PROPRIETORS. z.
HE proprietors and owners of land in Haverhill, in the county of
Grafton and State of New-Hampthire, are hereby notified that at g
legal meeting of said proprietors and land owners, holden at said Haverhiil,
on the cighteenth day of November last, by adjournment, it was agreed and
voted to raise, grant, and levy a tax of ten dollars wpon each and every right
or proprietors ﬁmre of land in said town, (the school right only excepted)
for the purpose of discharging their debts and defraying their expences, and
that said tax should be apportioned and affeflfed to, and wpon each lot laid
out to or fevered for each right, in manner following, to wit :~=Two dollars
and fifty cents to each meadow lot, a like sum to each house lot, and a like
sum to each hundred acre lot, one dollar to each seventy acre lot, and ffyy
cents to each forty acre lot ; and the subscriber being appointed at the fame
time, colle®or of said tax, has received a tax bill 'and warrant to colle& and
pay said tax into the treasury, on or before the twentleth day of April next;
all wkich has been duly notified as the law dire@s, and more than fourteen
days have elapsed since the last week of said notice, and the taxes aforefaid
yet remain unpdid upon the proprietors shares, rights and lots as set forth in
the schedule hereto annexed, to wit : .
‘ 3 . g 7 3 8 o 8
| ‘ | I E 8 E .
- Proprietors Names. % % § §§‘ § ;
| £ M 82 %08
o . aols.c’ts.dolsc’ts.dols *ts.dols .dols .dols s
Theodore Atkinson, jun. « - 250 250 2350 1 1 ©go
Gov. Francis Barnard, - - 2 50 2 ¢0 Pt 008 G
Nathaniel Barrill, , - - - 2302 %0 ‘2%o° 1 ¢ g%l
Ephraim Bayley, - - 268 B 0 Rio 1t ¢ 9en
Jacob Bayley, - - 250 g 0 250-1 & 0350
Timothy Bedel, - -2" S Bq. 2 11 9.0
Joseph Blanchard, - . 260 4 8 Fen Y 'l' @¢o
John Church, - - 3028 230 AW
‘John Clark, . o . BN NAS&OL 1B g 0
Edmund Colbey, - - F3O 238 X4Ol 1 D 5
Benoni Coleborn, _ - - 250 240240 ¥ ¥ 0%0
Abraham Dow, - - 250 950 250 % .1.0%0
Mzaj. Richard Emery, - 250 280 2560 11 040
Thomas Emery, - o 25D Rig-ATO 1. 1. /¢'%o
Jonathan Foster, - - 250 %.90 260 1, 1.07%0
Moses Foster, e - 2 50 350 2,60 1. 1 0340
Gideon Gould, - - 250 360 2350 ¥ ¥ O%
Ebenezer Hale, - - 2450 2SOO 280 ¢ 3 ¢SO
John Hale, - . - 250 250 250 1 1-© §0
David Hall, e - Z3OD 280 280 1 3 BkoO
Enoch Hall, - - - 2:80 B R 0 255 % LUO 06
Jacob Hall, - - 280 250 2% .1 ¥ 8:60
John Hall, - - - 259 2350 240.13.0 ¢0
Jaafiel Harriman, - - 260 250 2¢o ) 1 050
John Harriman, - - - 200 850 32ct0-3~1 o¢o
Maxey Hazeltine, - - 2350 250 ¥ 3 QBO
Joha Hastings, mok L U - 200 200 K 0 ¥ VOL oeh
John Hazen, - - 260 23%60/250 1 1 @%O
John Hazen, jun. - - 250 X 0 380 1.1 VLo
Nioies Hazen, - - - 259 %480 280 1. 1T 080
William Hazen, b 4 . 2 50.3 %0 ! 1 Pte
Enoch Heath, - = - 250 2407230 Y 1 ov¥o
David Hobart, . - 250230 250 1 5 &0
Samuel Hobart, - - 260 3380 260 1 1 0350
Aaron Horfemore, - - 260 %50 2860 1 1 050
Thomas johnfon, . - 2E02 %0 L. 9%
Joseph Kelley, - - 250 239 2% 1) oo
Jacob Kent, - - oIS SD g e R XS g X e
Stephen Knight, - - 240 R "2 ED &2 2 ¢t
John Lampfon, - - 280 .240 2540 .3
Byfield Loyd, Esq. Boston, Lo g 0 249 .5k 1 1 ¢
Josiah Little, . - 28050 L 0 11 080
Nehemiah Lovewell, - - ; 2 50
Reuben Mills, - - - sS4O 288 260 ¥y 4 H%O
Edmund Mooers, - - 250 260 2460 I [°oO 5O
Bénjamia Mooers, - - 250 256 250 1 I 030
John Mills, - - : ' I
Uriah Morse, - - - 250 ‘2302501 1050
Jobn Mooers, ¢ - - ‘250 2§o 2450 I 1 050
Benjamin Merrill, - - 250 250 250 I 41 030
Nathaniel Merrill, - - 260 250 260 1 I 050
George March, - - 250 250 250 I 1 ©§o
Minister, - - 280 - 280 P4O % 1 0 80
James Nevin, - - 250 260 260 I I 0%0
John Nelson, - - 250 250 260 1.1 O§go
Robert Peaflee, - - 250 250 260 1 I 000
John Page, - - - 2.0 280 260§ 1 ©3b
DaVid»Page, ‘ - “ 250 260 2460 1 1 050
William Porter, - - 250 250 250 1 1 050
Richard Patee, .- » 50 A%O 39 4 F 059
James Philbrook, - - 2§o 250 260 1T 1°06.50
John Sweat, - - - £59 2JO F. 40. 8. T ORD
John Spafford, - Wi w2O 2 X 0 R MY 6 %o
Simon Stevens, - - 250 250 260 ¢ I 0350
William Symms, . - 50 %30 5 50 3 % 0N
Henry Sherburn, - - £59 .25 2450 1./ QLO
Lemuel Tucker, - . T L _ © 50
john Troficll, gt e Z§o 250250 I 1 OO
John Taplin, - P 250359 %30 2 .Q 80
William Toburn, * # 250 .259 250 1 1 ©SO
-John White, - - 250 2850 260 I ¥ O§O
Benoni Wright, - . 250 SSO 2 39./2 1 080
James White, - - 250 250 2350 .1 I 050
Major John Wentworth, - - 250 250 250 1 1 050
Samuel Wentworth, Esq. Boflon, - 250 250 250 1 1 030
Gov. Benning Wentworth, two rights, 5 .5 3 22z 1
- Which proprietors shares, rights and lots, or such parts and parcels thereof
as will be fufficient to pay said taxes and chatges, will be fold at public ven.
due to ghe‘bi heft bidder, at the dwelling house of Doflor Amafa Scott, inn
’homeﬂnf'ralag Havechill, on -‘rgmﬁlay the 187 h day of Magmext, at 10 of the
clock in the forencon, unless prevented by previous payment.
S JAMES WOODWARD, Proprietors Collefor.
® Dated at Hawerbill, March 30, 1797. g e A :
Ivory Hovey
Most refpeéifully informs the public and
Ats friends in particular, that he has
lately opened d flore on Portsmouth Pier
No.'s, where he intend®to supply in the
Grocery line, by the wﬁolgf{le and retail
ata/ﬁall advance for cash, he has also
_Jor Jale e rean
A {mall assortment of
German GOODS,
Amongst which area very- handsome
’ : jﬁ-’&ftmﬂft%of el
Elegant Looking Glasses,
from % to 290 dollars the pair,
Together with a quantity of flaxen
and hempen Bremen Lingns,
Portlmouth, March 24, 1797%
State of New-Hampshire.
ÜBLIC notice 'is hereby given
P that the fele@tmen of Bradford,
in the county of Hillfborough, have
petitioned the General-Court, re
presenting, that the court of Com
mon Pleas in f{aid county, by their
committee, laid out a road from
Franceftown to Sannopee pond,which
pafies thro’ said Bradferd about five
miles, mostly through lands owned
by non-residents—that their bridges
and dther roads, notwithstanding
their otmoft exertions te keep them
in repair are very bad ; wherefore
they pray that a tax of rbree cents per
acre on all the lands in said town be
granted for the sole purpose of ma
king {aid road, laid -out by faillfcom
mittee.. .. 1.
Upon: which petition it is ordered
that the petitioners be heard before
the General-Court on the firft T'uef
day of the next session, and that they
catfe-that the substance of the peti
tion and Order of Court thereon, be
publithed three weeks successively in
the New.Hampfthire Gazette, com
mencing fix weeks .prior to said day
of hearing, that any person or per
sons may then appear and shew cause
(if any they have) why the prayer of
said pe‘tiﬁonjzmay not be granted.
Abteft, b 4
NATH’I PARKER, Dep’y Sec'ry.
Concord, Dec. 8, 1796.° =~
. HEREAS Ifrael' Bartlett of
W‘,~Nottingh'am did on the zoth
day of O&tober, 1796, fraudulently ob
tain a Note of hand signed ;2' Joseph
Meder of Lee, for thirty dollars, this
is to caution all persons from pur
chasing said Note of hand, as said
Bartlett nor noother perfoniever paid
any consideration for the fame to-the
lublriber therfore e is determi
ed fiot to pay the fame. =~
n':? ” P.{]Nﬁfhngnsn- 4
_Lee, Aprit 20, t 797.
\F 12 or 13 years old, to serve in a
Ofmn ‘-fa:g;; ; inquire of the Printer.
PARPET Yy T e A
i Rockingham 1.
NOTYCE 18 hereby given that the sub-
N {criber will exhibit his account of
administering the estate of Matthjas Haines,
late of Greenland, deceased, to the Judge
of Probate for his allowance, on the third
Wednesday of June next, at 11 o’clock
before noon, at the house of John Green- .
leaf, innholder in Portsmouth, and that he
has applied to the Judge of Probate for
licence to fell so mich of the real estate
of said deceased, as will be fufficient to
discharge the balance due to him on said
account, being about fifty dollars, and that
the fame will be considered by the said
Judge at the time and place aforefaid.
NATHANIEL HAINS, ddminif'r.
Exeter, April 17, 1797.
ÜBLIC notice is hereby given
P that Gilbert Horney and others,
heirs to the estate of Joseph Hixon,
late of Portimouthysin the county of
Rockingham, .deceased, have peti
tioned the General Court, represent
ing that many years since a letter of
license was granted by the Judge of
Probate of said county, to George
Hart, the administrator de &oris non
of said Hixon, to fell the real estate
of said deceased, on the suggestion
that there was a deficiency of perso
nal estate to pay the debts=+That at
that time the said Horney was at sea,
but had he been in the country said
petitioners could bave shewn to the
(atisfaction of the Judge, by the pa-
Kgrs and evidencies in said Horney’s
lands, that the real estate ought not
to have been fold, and that said ad
ministrator had then in his hands
large sums of said estate more than
‘would pay the debts, and which he
has appropriated to his own use.
.That‘_gr_idﬂ Horney had no notice of
said licerice being granted until the
usual time of appeal from the sen
tence of the Judge had elapsed, and
the other heirs not knowing the situ
ation of the estate, and the papers
and evidence that were in said Hor
ney’s hands, neglefted to enter an
appeal—Wherefore they pray that
they may be permitted to make an
appeal ai',rom the said sentence, or
order granting said licence, they
giving bond according to law to en
ter and prosecute the fame atethe fu.
preme court of probate for said coun
ty, with effe@—that on a full hear
s inﬁof the merits before said court,
justice may be administered in the
-premises.
It is therefore ordered that the pe
titioners be heard before the Gene
“ral Court on the firft Tuesday of the
- next feflion, and that the petitioners
cause that the substance of the peti
tion and order of court thereon he
publithed three weeks successively in
the New-Hampshire Gazette, com
mencing fix weeks prior to said day
of hearing, that any person or per
sons may then appear and (hew cause
if any they have why the prayer
thereof may not be granted. -
Attest »
NATH’I PARKER, D:p’y Sec’y.
Concord, Dec. 6, 17g6.
e et e e e e ettt
LIST of letters remaining in the Pofte
Office, Port/mouth, N. H.
April 4, 1707,
- P pris4 | 797
OLLY Akerman.' ' S
B George Bradbury § Thomas Back
- mao ; Josiah Beel."
~ C Mis. Cuntis ; Paul Chapman, New.
- market ;. Weare Coffin ; Charles Clap
~ ham.
- D Samuel Deeofler ; William Drew,
Madbury ; William Donaldfan ; Johx
- Davis.
£ Mary EMiot.
F Eaekicl French, Lowdon ; Joleph
Fellows, Gilmantown ; William Fopg,
Hampton; George Freeze, Moultonborough ;
James Foster ; Dantel French.
& John Grant; Cato Gage (black man)
- Joras Goud ; Joseph Gorden.
~ H Timothy Hlliard ; William Hatch
- Ins, Kittery ; Atomi R. Hall; Wiiliam
Henry ; Nabby Hanes ; Daniel Hill,
Newmarkett ; Nath’l Haines,
I James D. Ingersoll. \
; ¥ Thomas Jackson ; Samuel Jennefs,
l )K Thomas King ; Cornelas Karby,
Rye. .
- Gilmantown ; Miles King(e) James Kime
~ ball. :
L John Legro, Lebanon (2). =
M- Willi Morrison ; John Mason 3
- John Moulton, Hampton ; Samuel Mare
ble, Stratham ; John Mead, Newmarket.
P JofiakPurkins; Jubiter Pupperell ;
Joseph Phelps, Andover ; Benjamin Pur.
kins, Hampton ; lfaac Packer, Rochefler ;
Thomas Pinkham, Durham ; Meflis. Pea«
body. :
Ig Wm. Russell; Johin Rogers.
S Geo. S. Shenff ; Sarah Simplon,
Greenland ; Walter Smith, Newmarket 3
Josiah Sanborn, Hampton ; Dolly Sime
mons.
T Wm, Tredick (2) ; Ebenezer Tibs
bets, Wo[fgﬁimfé ; Stephep Thayer ;
Joleph Tutile, Lee. 5 20
" H’l “Emels Wentworth, Newmarkett ;
Oliver Whipple, Hampton ; Theoder
- Whittum ; Polly Wentworth ; Madamy
Wemtworthy "0 -3 et ooy
¥ John Yeaton, John Young.
- @5 Those names that lave ng town ane
mexed are jfor Parfffwﬂfﬁ- o
The quarterly bills were made out to the
1t inﬁ.qand generally bd%e been attended
_to, but there are some few Vh@ihvcmgi
lefted, they are desired o attend to them,
as pgn&aacﬁjy alone will zduce the Posts
Matfter to give any credit for postage.
© Poft-Office, April g, 1797. =
- LL persons who have demands
A\ on e ciicof heton. JOHN
HERBURNE, Esq. late of Portf
g@iié?:h; deceased, are desired 3@]%;
hibit them to the fublcriber, at his
office in Portsmouth, for adjufirent,
estate are requested to make payment
‘without further motice. - = " ¢
E 4}!&?}s( ;
- Portsmouth, April 14, 1797.
State of New-Hampfihire, ‘
OTICE is hereby given to the
N owner or owners ot the follow
ing lots of land in New Durham,
who have not paid their taxes from
the year 1781 to the year 1787, that
unlefs'they pay the fame to me the
fubferiber, on or before the 3d day
of July next, so much of their land
as will pay the fame togethet with in
cidental charges, will be fold at publi¢
vendue, at 10 o’clock, A. M. on said
day, at the dwelling-house of Fobu
Bennets, jr. innholder in said town,
. £.sd f.sdy.
No 58 in the firfr) Sfilver,
division, the effate of | ‘
Elisha Thomas,dec’d ¥
being the orzgz'nalr
right of Eliphalet
Daniels, _J
For 1781, new emiffiony 1 12 6 1 44%
ed tax new emission, 6 310 08y
For 1782, certificates, 31710 239
For 1784, certificates, 1 7 ¢ ¢ 873
For 1785, certificates, 1 1 o
For 1786, certificates, 14 8
~ ditto certificates, o 7 4 014 8.
For 1787, certificares, 1 5 8 158
NATHAN KINESON, ColleGor.
New-Durham, April 4, 1797,
ettt et e e e et )
OTICE is hereby given to the
N, non-resident owners of land
10 the town ot New-Hampton, who
have not paid their taxes for the year
1788, that so much of their land will
be fold at public vendue on the 7th
day of fune next, at 10 o’clock,A. M.
at my dwelling house in said town,
as will pay the taxes with incidental
charges, unless prevented by previous
payment,
: New-Hampton, 1797. 20, March
4, Towle, 250 233 382 040 Samuel 1
5 James, 3 40 Jothua 041 06 oee
9 Jeremiah Marftin, 0 Dsl 033 €. .98
7 3 % Towle, 0051 033 Elisha 08
§ others, 2502833 1490 e White and 2.
Wallingford, 13 250 233 32 140 1t Thomas
935 Josiah Moglten, 250 933 32 140 1
9 Bradbury 250 Richardson, 233 32 140 2
Christopher . Toppan, 4 ©SO 933 32 140 2
29 13 Cals, 052 t Nafon 100 111
MOULTON, BENNING Colleftor. ~©
; Spe, No. R, Ac’s Indents. Certihi,
' g 5.d.q. s. d. s. d.