The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1797-12-27 00:00:00, page 1

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'PORTS MOUTH: (New-Havmpsnirg)— PußrLisHeD EVvERY WEeDNESDAY MORNING BY JOHN MELCHER, PRINTER TO THE StaTte, AT His OFFICE CORNER OF MARKET STREET,
. WHERE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THIS PAPER, ADVERTISEMENTS, AND ARTICLES OF INTELLIGENCE ARE THANKFULLY RECEIVED.
Plain and figur’d Gauze.
Black silk Florentine.
- Black and color’d Ribbons ;
American, Dutch and Englith Hair
Ribbons ; black & color’d Galooms ;
Silk Ferrets ; Sewing Silks ; Twilts ;
Quality and Shoe Bindings.
Ladies’ and Gentlemens”
Beaver Hats ; Miffes’ & Boys’ Hats.
A variety of
Morocco Sandals ; ‘black and
color’d Morocco Slippers ; Mifles’
and Childrens’ Morocco Sandals,
Shoes and Slippers ; Sandal and
black Morocco Clogs. » ‘
Best white and color’d long
and short Kid Gloves, Mens’ com
mon leather' and best Beaver Gloves ;
best Fawn, Patent and Woadfteck do ;
Ladies’ long and Habit black Silk
Gloves ; Mens’ black silk Gloves.
Fur and Feather Mufis. -
A good affortmint of Ho
siery ; Mens’ Cotton Caps. "
A good aflortment of Irish
Linens ; Brown Holland. -
. Ravens Duck. '
Cloak Camblets ; Wild
bores ;3 Cambleteens ; Crapes ;
Bluthoons ; Bombaflets ; Shaloons ;
Durants 3 Tammies ; Ruflels ; Laf
sings 3 Barathea and Baragon..
India Cottons. '
Chappel and common Nee
dles. ‘
No. 3%, 4 and 4+ and pound
and packet Pins. ' ﬂ
‘An aflortment of Buttons.
A few boxes 7 by 9 Glass.
Carpets and Carpeting.
A good assortment of very elégant.
PAPER HANGINGS
. OF -NEW PATTERNS. ‘
L ALBO— i
Souchong, Hyfon and Gun
powder Teas. of an excellent quality.".
-Aud many other articles too tediqus
bo enumerates 1 S
| G@/J *Wmdmvs, T
Twmmmu glazed,
A for eleven windows, in good
‘order ; inquire of the Printer, © .
c NOv. 381197, ;
REMOVED.
Nath’l White
Has removed to the shop in Mar
ket-Street, formerly occupied by Mefis.
L. & P. Ellis, quf:—ere be has opened
A large aflortment of
European & India
" awbhich ke is dc’éerﬂzi;zed to f3l] very J
low for Casm,
Contfifting of -
) ROAD Cloths ;
Plains ; firiped and {potted
Elaltic and Orlean itripes ;
plain, printed and mix’d- Cailimeres ;
Lambikins ; fuperfine twil’d and
common Coatings ; Devonihire Ker
feys ; Ratteens ; spotted Swantkins ;
Bearskins ; Serges.
Baizes and Flannels.
Rose and Duflil Blankets.
A great variety of fancy
Waistcoating ; Velvets ; printed and
corded Thicksets and Corduroys ;
silk and hair, and worsted Plush.
Chintzes & Calicoes ; Linen
and Cotton Handkerchiefs ; Bandan
no and black Silk Fandkerchiefs.
~ Elegant Norwich Shawls ;
silk Shawls ; fine purple and Chintz
Muslin Shawls ; common purple and
Chintz ditto.
b Book and Jaconet Muslins ;
Muslin- Handkerchiefs ; Gentlemens’
elegant Handkerchiefs with Tam
bor’d corners. ; -
Lawns ; Cambrics ; Mufli
nets. : :
Dimities ; Marfailes Qt;silt
ings ; Long Lawn ; Tapes ; Bob
bins ; Dutch Lace and Edgings.
brown, plumb, straw, and changeable
Luteftrings, very rich and good.
Black and color’d Satin.
Black and color’d Mode.
Vol. XLlL—Numb. 2144.]
et iéampfﬁr ‘a'gette.
State of New.Hampfhire.
OTICE is hereby given to the
N non-resident proprietors and
owners of land in the town of New-
London, who have not paid their taxes
for the year 1797, that unless they
pay the lame to me the subscriber, so
much of their Jand as will pay the
fame, together with incidental char
ges, will be fold at public vendue on
the 14th day of March next, at the
dwelling house of Benjamin Adams,
in said town at 10 9’clock, A. M.
; av
33
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- No. R.cts.cts.
Col. Matthew Thornton, g 1 6 3 38
do 34 2 3 38
do 21 1338
co * 54 3:3:88
do 87 5 6 75
do 133 8 3 38
100 acves, 129 8 3 30
William Toliord, 75 acres, 20 1 2 25
John Wentworth, Esq. 39 23 38
79 4 3 35
Me¢ferve and others, ¥ 7:3 39
119 7 3 38
ThomasWallingford, Esq. 90 6 4 50
Jonathan Bagley, 12 §:6.75
LEVI EVERETT, Collc&or.
New-London, Dec. 8, 1797-
State of New-Hampshire. Gratron .
OTICE is hereby given to the
N' non-resident proprieiors and
owners of land in the townfthip of A
lexardria, who have not paid their
highway taxes for the year 1797, that
so much of their land as wiil pay said
taxes with incidental charges, will be
fold at public vendue, at the dwelling
houvfe of Mr. Enos Ferrin, innholder
in said Alexandria, on the 20th day
of February next, at 10.0’clock inthe
forenoon, unless prevented by previous
payment. |
. No.Div.AcsC'ts
Thomas Packer, Esq. 32 1 110 50
70 1 110 §OO
A 7 4 130 50
John Moffatt, Esq. .9 1 110 33
John Wentworth, Esq. 46 1 110 66
Thomas Wallingford,Ef. 8 1 110 33
48 1 110 50
Solly and March, ~half 1z 1 55 33
69 1 110 33
i 71 ¥ 110 50
William Parker, Esq. 82z 110 50
§1.3 110 50
Jotham Odiorne, Esq. 11 1 110 33
Joseph Blanchard, Esq. 77 1 110 33
John Tolford, Esq. 38 1...10 7
68 1 110 33
Wiiliam Tolford, go I ':ig gg
7 1
Capt. William Bailey, 67 1 110 33
Unknown, 44 1 110 66
Uoknown, formerly 174 1 60 33
claimed by one Elliot, § 2 2 60 33
Capt. Jonas Minot, 17 1 110 66
30 1 110 66
47 1 110 66
51 1 110 66
_ 59 1 110 50
63 1 110 66
65 1 110 50
75 1 110 66
5.2 110 50
it 7 2 110 §0
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MOSES SIMONDS, gfollt&pr;. :
Alexandria, Nov. 27, 1797.
State of New-Hampshire. Hillfborough, 1.
OTICE is hereby given to the
N non-resident proprietors and
owners of lands in the town of Green
field, who have not paid their highway
and county taxes for the year 1797,that
so much of their land as will pay said
taxes, with incidental charges, will be
fold at public vendue, at the dwelling
house of Mr. Samuel Weekes, innhol
der in said Greenfield, ‘on the 28th
day of February, 1798, at 10 of the
clock in the forenoon, unjefs prevent
ed by previous payment. 5
deres H'wayC'ty
dols.cts.cts,
Cap. Robert Swan;Nol. 4600 g 4 ©
Nehemiah ‘Wood, ‘Bo'o 94 2
R. Bradford;Nol2&l3 200 4 €3 11
Lo’ißaldingE(.Nol3,2d2oo 2 28 6
Samuel M’%oy.. 1900 04 2
Lieut. Aaron Parker, 190 1 41. 3
Joseph Hale, 100.0.69 2
350 acres of icommon) - = T
-and - undivided *l:ad: R
of the proprietors for- 30
merl prbelq,nged i P (@ ol sok
Lyngboronéh. now | .
inGQreenfied. - ~ J
SAMUEL PARKER, ColleQor.
Greenfield, Dec. 6, 1797,
— OUR COUNTRY’s GOOD OUR CONSTANT AIM —
WEDNESDAY, December 27, 1797.
State of New-Hampshire. Grafron, fI.
NOTICE is hereby- given to the non
resident proprictors and owners of
lands in the town of Grafton, in said coun
ty, who have not paid the highway and
county taxes on said lands for the year 1797,
that o much of the fame as will pay fad
taxes, with incidental charges, will be fold
at public vendue, on Tucfday the g7th
day of February next, at 10 of the clock in
the forenoon, at the dwelling-house of Mr.
Hezekiah Bullock, innholder in said Graf
ton, unlels prevented by previous payment.
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rizginal owners & I} o 0=
aames. ? X : :" & \2
AN :" § §
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Lots originally 2 I 945009 51
drawn toCapt. 2 1 8 35009 5 1
Aaron Barney. 1 5 6 5006 3¢
1 B Baggio9. 51
1 715850 09-§ 1
114 95009:51
o 133,10 §8:0 9% 1
Lotsoriginally 2 g 7 ;009 51
drawnto Stephen 2 3 10 5009 51
Smith, 2 3113009 51
2 2105009 51
2 Xk 485009 51
22 92 §9,0 9,5 1
2 4178500 9.5 1
1 421 5009 51
1 4225000 51
1 517599690 51
2.0 83400 9.5 1
1 6 6350009 51
v 1 68 5009 51
1 82 5009 51
110165012 63
211017 5009 51
12 165009 51
11323307 40
111201004 21
Lots originally 1. 83815009 54
drawntoCon- 1 322 5009 5 1
ftant Barney. 1 516 5009 51
1 5855009 51
1 5235009 51
1 91835009 51
% 112 155009 51
Lotsoriginally 2 2 95009 51
drawn to Benoni 1 2 22 5009 5 1°
Williams. -1 8175009 §1
1 .9 95999 51
: 1 910509 51
Lots originally 1 4158009 51
drawn.toßenja- 1 5 el. 5009 5 1
min Martin, 1 582 5009 51
1 7. 7509 51
i 850009 51
At 3 5009 51
111195009 51
240 acres in the}’
3000 acresori- | - =
ginally owned 45285
by Capt.Aarml -
Barney. s f
BEN JAMIN BULLOCK, jr. Colle&lor.
Grafton, Nov. 27, 1797.
State of New-Hampshire, |
NOTf[CE is hereby given to all
X the non-resident proprietors and
owners of land in the town of Wake
field, in the county of Grafton, who
have not paid their highway tax for
the year 1797, that {fo much of their:
Jands will be fold at public vendue as
will pay said taxes, with incidental
charges, on Wednesday the last day
of February next, at the dwelling
houfe of David Copp, Efg. in said
town, at 10 o’clock, A. M, on said
day, unless preveated by previous
R DiNo.As.Cts
Ebenezer Roberts, 218 100 42'
Jothua'Roberts, = 1 59 100 46
Lt 2 59 110 42
John Ham, 2 32 5521
Joleph Roberts, - 258 110 32!
Thomas Miller, 222970 3%
lelueil,m Stiles, 2 R 3.110 1
Daniel Young, 2 fag 110 21
AStc'ﬁhen Varney, 238 70 42
William Twambly, 247 110 21
James.Kenney,. 293 119 21
Solly and March, 297 3110 38
John'Homn, - 248 110 42
h.l.%';inly%i.r.xi&. 2 27 110 21,
" ISAAC FELLOWS, Gullecir, |
"‘-*_V_Vakeﬁeld, S 21, KoQnc .
State of New-Hampshire.
Hilifborough fI.
OTICE is hereby given to the
N nonresident proprietors and
owners of land in the townthip of
Lyndeborongh, who have not paid
their highway tax for -the year 1797,
that so much of their land as will pay
said tax with incidental charges, will
be fold at public vendug, at the dwel.
ling-houle of Maj. Daniel Gould,inn
holder in said town, pu Monday the
26th day of February, 1798, at 10
o’clock "in the forenoon, yulefs pre
vented by previous paymeit.
No. Acres, dis, cts.
Heirs of Wells, 3’ ‘13670 ¢b
Heirs of Wells, 51 6o o 38
Heirs of Flucker, 3 50 0 19
Thecdore Atkinson, 6 130 080
Uadivided lands, 1569 2 8i
GIDEON CRAM, Colle&tor.
Lyndeborough, Dec. 6, 1797+
{ State of New-Hampshire.
W HEREAS the proprietors of
Coventry, in the county of
Grafton, and State aforefaid, have
been legally notified to pay an affefl
ment levied on each proprictors right
or share of land in said townthip,agree
‘ ably to a vote of said propriefors, and
’ committed to me the subscriber to
colle&, and there being a number of
the proprietors or owners of said rights
who have negleced to.pay the fame,
either in whole or in part, this is there
fore to notify said delinquent propri
etors or owners of lands as aforefaid,
that so much of their refpetive rights
or shares in said town, as will be {uffi
cient to pay the sum or sums that re
main due and unpaid, will be fold at
public vendue, at the dwelling-house
of Dr. Amefa Scott, innholder in Ha
verhill, on the third Wednesday
of January next, at 11 @’clock in the
forenoon, as will pay the fame, with
incidental charges, unless prevented
by previous payment. -The number
of delinquent proprietors are asfollows
with the sumos due on each right.
dols. Ots.
Theophilus Fitch, - 4 5o
Eliphalet Sealey, 4 50
James Banks, 4 5o
Daniel Stevens, 4 50
Jothua Ambler, : 4 50
Amos Weed, 4 §o
Samuel Weed, 4 50
Benjamin Weed, - 4 5o
Isaac Weed, 4 §o
Peter Weed, 4 §o
Ebenezer Hoit, 4. .50
Hezekiah Weed, 4 $o
Jothua Waterbury, 4 5o
Gideon Leads, 4 5o
Samuel Crefle, 4 50
Obediah Sealey, . 4 50
Deodat Davenport, . 4 50
Joseph Davenport, 4 5O
Ebenezer Schafield, 4 §o
Isaac Amfdale, -4" 7350
Samuel Belding, i [ 0 S 0
Ephraim Smith, % 4 5o
James Smith, 4.050
John Battgs, 4P EQ
Jefle _Sm_i:ﬁ 4 50
Peter Hufted, 4 5o
Samuel Bowton, ;i
Zebulon Hufted 4 50
- David St. Johns, 4 50
~ Joseph Ambler, 4 30
' ‘Charles ‘Smith, s 4 %0
John Bates, LA el
~ Abraham Weed, s o P
- Reuben Weed, i F o B 0
Nathaniel Loundfbury, 4 %0
Admer Stephens, - 4 %o
Obediah Stephens, T e
- Obediah ‘Stephens, jr. s
gathmgl’ Weedy, ~ . 450
Lbenezer Bowton, 4 §°
. Eliphalet Sealey, jre 4 50
Silvanus Sealey, . 4750
“Silas Hoit, N by e
“Daniel %f'nefdi'&, L S T
Nathaniel Hait, . #4 59
~ Enos Weed, 3 got i 05
Théophilus Hanford, iiin . .4 %0
~Hezekiah Davenport, © 4 <SO
‘Nathaniel Waterbury, gt op
- Jamres Seafigld, * L U TG
:'.'"Jrifng.s,,-Bat;es, s 450
Thomas Saymere, jr. A 8
- John Fonther;: jr. et TN
Silvanus Wegd, - -4 50
Mathew Fountain, - '4 %o
“Joseph Lockwood, = 4 30,
Adonijah Brown, . . 450
l The 1301‘0 Jobn '{’emple. ;E{Q"-,‘l' 50
His Excellency Benning -° 9 ,
Wentworth; Esq, two shares, §l9
- Theodore Athnfom ek e 50U
‘Mark Hun’g Wentworth, Esq. 4 50
Theodore At,hhfon,\gﬁfq /4 50!
- Coventry, Dec. 6, 1797. .|
Rich’d Evans
Has opened at his ssore in Markst
Street, Portsmouth, -
AIZESfrom 75/. to
95/- 3 Flannels ; Blankets;
worsted Hose from 30/ to
108/, ; Velvets and Thicksets from
4/. to g9f. ; Worsted Caps ; Cam
blets ; Crapes ; India Cottons from
18/ to 45/. ; Bandanno Handker
chiefs at 30/ 3 Linens. —ALSO—
White and color’d Threads
of all numbers ; black Sewing Silks
very cheap ; Tapes N°* 13, 25, and
30 ; quality and shoe Bindings ;
Pins (bundle or pound ;) Needles ;
W. & String Beeds ; Button Moulds;
Ribbons ; Hair Tapes, Taltes, &c.
| TO BE SOLD :
| At Public Auétion,
| On Wednelday the g7th day of Dec.inft.
s at 1 o’clock, P. M.
{ By virtze of a licence from the honoralie
Samuzl Tenney, Efg. Judge of probate,
&c. for the county of Rockingham,
P ART of the real es
, tate of MATTHIAS HAINES,
late of Greenland, deceased, situate in
said Greenland. Sale to be on the premi
/I‘VA THANIEL HAlNES,Admin'r.
~fes, )
‘ WANTED.
An Apprentice to the
Tarror’s business is wanted, ap
?ly to Wirrram Harpr, Port/-
mouth.
To the honorable the Fuftices of the Su
perior Court of Fudicature holden at
Exeter, avithin and for the county of
Rockingham, on the third Tuesday in
Septenber, 1797. 5
T RISTRAM Gilman of North
-1 Yarmouth, in the county of
! Camberland, and Commeoenwealth of
! Massachusetts, clerk, parent and guar
| dian of Nicholas Gilman, Theodosia
! Gilman, and Samuel Gilman, minors,
{ fheweth that the said Nicholas Gil
| maa is owner of an houfc and garden
| adjoining, and part of a wharf in said
l of two fifth parts of about one hun
Exeter ; and the said Theodosia Gil
man and Samuel Gilman are owners
| dred acres of land situate in Poplin,
in said county of Rockingham, be
queathed to them in the last will and
testament of Ebenezer Gilman, late
of Wells, merchant, deceased, and
that it is neceflary for the interest of
the said minors that the said house
and land adjoining, and the said part
of a wharf near by, and the faid' two
fifth parts of about one hundred acres
of land should be fold and disposed of
for their use, inasmuch as 4aid house
is going faft to. decay, and needs ex
pensive repairs, and much loss accrues
from the present situation of the said
one hundred acres of land.—Where
fore your petitioner in behalf of said
minors, prays that he may be empow
ered to {ell and convey said estates for
the purposes aforefaid, and in pur
| fuance of the statute, in such case
. made and provided. :
i TRISTRAM GILMAM.
Rockingham, fI. -
\ Superior Court, September term, 1797,
’ Ordered by the Court, that the said
Triffram Gilman notify all perfons® con
-3 cerned o appear before the Fuflices of
| the Superior Court of Fudicature to be
bolden at Portsmouth, awithin and for the
4 gounty of Rockinghanmy.on the firff Tuef
-“day-of February next, to shew cause (if
' any they have) awhy the prayer of [aid
- petition should not be granted, by causing,
‘]gz;id petition and Order of Court thereon
- 20 be published three aweeks fucceffvely in
the: New-Hampshire Gagzette, the last
publication awhereof to be three aweeks be-
Sfore said term. s SRR o 0
* Attest, NATH’I ADAMS, Clerk.
t . Copy examined by '
NATE'L ADAMS, Clesk.
Ly State of New-Hampthire,
W T OTICE is hereby given to the
N non-resident proprietors and
,owners of land in the town of Kea
-farge.Gore, wha -have not paid their
~highway tax for the'year 1796, that
-unless they pay the fame to me the
“subscriber ori or before the 28th day
of February, 1798, so much of their
_dand as will pay the fame with inci
dental charges, will be fold atpublic
. vendue, at my dwelling-house in said
< townyat 100’clock, 4. M. on said day.
prone S, B No.dolscts
" John Wentworth, horther
‘ilji‘céme‘r‘ of N§.’ts34;“zp7 ac’s. } : N e
~Thomas Wallingford, ~ is 3
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