The New-Hampshire gazette and historical chronicle — Portsmouth, N.H., 1773-06-25 00:00:00, page 3

Joseph Tilton
Informs his Customers in Town and Coun
yy, that among his large and frefh
Assortment of Druggs, Medicines, and
Groceries, which he has just imported
in the last Ships from London, are to be
fold as ufual,at his Shop in Exeter, all the
PATENT MEDICINES commonly
Advertised, which are genuine, toge
ther with
SURGEON'S pocket Instruments, best
London Lancetts, common ditto, bur
geon's crooked Needles in Cases, ivory
Syringes, Clyfter- Pipes, cupping-Glasses,
very neat Catheters, Tooth Instruments,
Apothecaries Scales and Weights, com
mon Shop Slates, &c. Alio
White Lead, Spanish Brown, Spruce
yellow, Spanish White by the Hundred or
smaller Quantity, Linseed Oil, Prussia
Blue, Virdigreafe, white Vitriol, and Spr.
Turpentine, Leaf Gold, Leaf Silver, and
Dutch Mettal.
Red and Log- Wood, Allom, Copperas,
ground Red-Wood, Madder, Brimstone,
Pepper and Alfpice, Cinnamon, Cloves,
Mace and Nutmegs, frefh Raisins, Turkey
Figgs, Currants, Olive Oil, Ginger, Velvet
Corks, Oatmeal,Spermaceti, London Cour
t Perfumes, Hat-Case, Salt Petre,
best Hungary Water,Venetian Soap,Flour
Sulphur, green and chryftialVials pr Groce,
double Flint ditto, Marble and Glass Mor
tars, a variety of Genteel smelling Bottles.
Likewise a good Assortment of yellow,
Delph and Scone Ware, which he will
dispose of vey cheap.
N. B. Said Tilton takes in Flax Seed and
Bees Wax.
Good Newcastle COALS
TO BE SOLD
By WiLLIAM PEARN,
At his STORE in Portsmouth;
Also, an
Assortment of Englifb Goods,
Among which are the following Articles,
A Variety of Broad Cloths,
of different Colours and Prices—Shalloon,
Tammies, —Durants, —Stuffs, —Irish Lin
nens, —Garlix,&c.- —Check Linnen, —Bed
Tick,—Chinees, —Callicoes, — Bengalis—
Ginghams, — Handkerchiefs of different
Kinds,—Taffity Patterns, —Cambricks, —
Men's, Women's and Children's Worsted
Hose, —Cotton & Thread Hose, —Men's
dit.—Caps of different Kinds, —Felt Hats
and Dutch Caps, —- A Variety of Cutlery
and Hard Ware, —Japan Ware of different
Kinds, —Nails of different forts, from large
Deck Nails down to 4d,— Fish Hooks of
'different forts,from large Cod Hooks down
to Trout Hooks, —Cod Lines, —St. Peter's
Lines, &c.—Mackrel dir,—WindowGlafs
7by 9, and Bby 10- — And a Number of
other Articles, C LUMBER, FISH
or WEST-INDIA GOODS, will be re
ceiv'd in Payment for any of the above
Goods. Portsmouth, June 9, 1773.
WT sees the Efate of CHARLES LIBBY late of
Berwick, in the County of York, deceas'd, has been
R^prefeited Inh/v^nt, and fix Months bring allowed
by the fudge of Probate for said County,for tbe /eve
ral Ct editors to bring in their Claims a%d ptove their
Debts; we the Subfebbets Cemmiffitmers appointed to
receive &examine faidClaims,do herebp give Notice,that
me will attend that Service at tbs Dwelling Houle of
Mr NAHUM MARSHAL, Innholder injaid Ber
wick, on the last Monday of this and thefirfl Monday of
the next five following Months, from three to fix cj the
clock in the Afternoon.
BENJAMIN CHADBOURN, ? Cfoffi.
WILLIAM ROGERS, § oners.
Berwick, May 7, 1773,
On the mofl reasonable Terms,
For CASH or short CREDIT,
TO BE SOLD, a LOT of LAND in
Portfmouth,of about one hundred Feet
fquare,excellently calculated to carry on the
Sugar Refiner's& Boiling Business?
On the aforefaid Lot, now Hands a choice
Building for that Purpose, finely accommo
dated with every Utinfil necessary to carry
on that Bufinels with the greatest Ease and
Dispatch, the Coppers, Coolers, and every
other Material, almost as good as new, not
in the lead injur'd by wearing, with an ex
cellent Variety of Moulds, many of them
new ; Also, a Warehbufe and Store-Room
enough to house and secure any Quantity of
Sugar with the greatest Security ; with an
Accompting-Houfe neatly fitted to answer
not only the Refiner's Business, but also any
Merchant's whatsoever „with a mathema
tical Beam, and Weights : Also, one other
good Beam and Weights. * The Cisterns are
in good Order ; with a fine Well of Water
very handy. For the Particulars, enquire
of WILLIAM TORREY in Portsmouth.
'THE best of eighteen Thread Burford
Lines ; —large Bank Hooks ; —Barr
Lead ; —with a Variety of English Goods ;
Also Weft-India Goods ; — and genuine
Malago WINE per Gallon, to be fold by
JAMES KING, at bis Store on Spring-
Hill, cheap for Cash.
Rana^ay frem George Berry
of Falmouth, Ma, 27th 1773, a NEGRO MAN
named DICK, about Five Feet and 4 Inches high ; bad
on when be ranaway, a Meufe-color'd homespun
Coat, pewter Buttons ; a lifted home Jun 'Jacket with
the Lifts round bim ; and a red Jacket and Breeches,
with pewter Buttons ; mix'd homespun Stockings blue
andwbite together ; a pair of new Jingle soled Shoes;
Brass Buckles ; a Jmall Felt Hat ; a blue mill'd Cap;
the Jaid NEGRO is abcut 40 Years of Age,Jometbing
pock broken, with a Scar on bit Under Lip ; is Jometbing
bow legged ; and walks with bis Toe. turn din. Who
ever will take up Jaid Negro,and return bim to hisfaid
Mafcr, jhall have three Dollars Reward, and all ne
cefur, Charges paid by me GEORGE BERRY.
n^Hereas the proprietors of parry's town,
fa called, at a legal Meeting, on the fecund Da,
of November las, voted to raise the Sum of Fifty Shil
lings Lawful Money on each original Right in said
TownJbip, and the Afeffirs for said Proprietors have
given me an Afftfment of that Sum on each original
Right, and proportion'd the Jame as follows, viz Se
v# teen Shillings and fix Pence on the hundred Acre
Lots, Twenty seven Shilling, and fix Pence on the
hundred and fixt, Acre Lots, and Five Shillings on the
undivided or common Right of each Proprietor, anda
Warrant under their Hands and Seal, dated the 10th
Day of November las to collet the Jame according to
Law— these are therefore to Notify the Owners of the
said Lots and common Rights, to pay the Jaid Yaxes to
me-tbe Subscriber, at my Dwelling House in Haverhill,
in the County of Eflex, by the I 6th Da, 0, July next,
Andjf Payment be not made accordingly, the Money will
be levied hr Pale of the Inter est and Property of the de
linquent Proprietors, as the Law in Juch Cases Jirtas,
CUTTING MARSH, Cesari
Haverhill, June .5 177%
TJ7 E the subscribers being appointed Commiffiontre
by the Hon. JOHN WENTWORTH, Esq;
Ju^ge of the Probate of Wills, &c. 'for the County of
Rockingham,to examine the Claims against the Efate of
DENNES DREW,to# tfPortfmeuth, Sbipcarpentir,
deceas'd, Intefiate,give Notice,that we will attend that
Business o^ the firft Mondays of the fixfollowing Months
at the House ,/ JAMES STOODLY,Efq ; Innholder
in Portsmouth, from fix o'clock 'till eight, P. M.
ALL PERSONS Indebted to, or that have Demands
or. the Efate of Capt. SAMUEL WARNER,
late of Portsmouth, Merchant, deceas'd, are dejired to
bring in their Accounts to the Honorable DANIEL
WARNER, Rfq; of Portsmouth, Adminifirator on
said Efate, in order for a speedy Settlement.
TO BE LET,
A House opposite the Market.
Enquire of CHARLES BANFIELD.
June loth, GILLAM BUTLER, QCemmiffi
1773. SAMUEL HALE, y oners.
§ Perry s-Towi. §
jyHereas the PROPRIETORS of MONADNOCK,
No. 6, in the County of Cb foire, and Province of
New Ham^ire, have ban legally Notified to pay Jun
dry AffeJmsrits, levied on each Right or Lot of Land, th
me the Sub criber ; and a Number of the Proprietors or
Owners of Lots have negleaed in whole or in part, tbefe
are therefore to Notify said de irquent Propri^o-s or
Owner; cf Lots, that there will be fold by publick P\n
eft on Monday the nineteenth of July next, at ten o'clock
in the Forenoon, at my Dwelling Hcufe in said Monad
neck No. 6, Jo much of each Delirqwn''r Right or Lots
as Jhall be Jufficient to pay the Sum bat remains due,
with all incidental Charges, unleft Payment be mads be
fore the time mentioned above. 7be N mss of the De
linquents Rights, with the Lots in the North EflQyar
ter, are as follows, with the fame, being in Lots and
Ranges j
Rights 0, £. s. d. g.
John Rendall z it 2 o
Camion French 3 6 lO^
John HutebinJon I iz 6 X
'Thomas Me Loughlin 1 6 112
John Chamberlin 1 io it 3
Robert Park 1 8 11 2
JoJiah Park I 7 5 z
Alexander Park, jutsr. 1 6 It 2
James Miller 1 8 llz
James Renton i 911 3
James Farfan 1 9 3 z
Samuel Farhod 1 11 1 2
Joseph Danforth I 7 5 2
William Talford 1 7 5 2
John Talford 1 7 5 2
Josiah Willard 2 14 10 3
Benjamin Bellows 2 14 10 3
John MarJhal 2 14 10 3
Jonathan French 2 14 10 3
Robert Fletcher 2 14 10 3
Zaccheus Lovell 2 14 10 3
Jacob Fletcher 2 14 10 3
Benjamin Farivell 1 7 5 3
The Lots and Ranges of the North Eafl Quarter akj
as follows, f. s. d. 4,
No. two in the third Range, 0 8 I 1„
No. three in the third ditto. 0 8 1 1
No 4 .in the sixth dit. 04 0 2
No. 4in the Jeventh dij. 0 4 0 2
No. 3in the ter.tb dit. 0 8 r I
No. 2in the eighth dit: 0 6 8 1
No. lin the tenth dit. 0 8 1 I
No. 3in the fifth dit. 0 8 i>
No. 3in the Jeventb dit. 6 6 8 I
No. sin tbe twelfth dit. 0 8 6 3
No, sin the eleventh dit. 0 6 8 1
No. 3in the tenth dit. 0 6 8 1
No. 4in the tenth dit. 0 6 8 i
No. 4in the twelfth dit; 0 8 6 3
No. iin the feventb dit. 6 6 8 1
No. 1 in the Jixtb dit. 0 6 8 I
No. 2in the Jeventh dit. , 0 3 5 6
ABIJAH BROWN, Celledcr.
Menednick, Ne. 6, June 3, 1773.
§ Dummer. §
^HE proprietors of dummer are dkfired to mse,
at the House of Capt. jaCOB tilton, Innboldc,
in PORTSMOUTH, on THURSDAY the 241 b of this In
fant, at 4. o'Clock P. M, to which time the fosms.
Meeting was adjourned, as there is important Bufine ^
,to be then tranfaßed. Portsmouth, June 11, I 773
PAUL LANGDON, Proprietor's Cl%,
TZJE the subscribers, being appointed Commffin„.f
by the Hen. JOHN WENTWORTH, Esq; Judge of
the Probate of Wills, &r. for the County of Recking
bam, to examine the Claims against the Eflate of
timothy Eastman, late of Kingfown, Yeoman, de^
ceas'd, Intefate, give Notice, that we will attend tbuk
Business on the last Tharfday cf this and the Four fol
lowing Months, at the Heu'eof jacob Eastman, rd
Kingftow?s,ffom three of the Clock in the Afternoon td
Eight. June 10, 1773.
JOHN WADLEY, , CoX^Jfo
Edmund morse, j oners.
/ILL PERSONS that have any DEMANDS or:
" the Estate cf the Rev. ARTHUR BROWN;
late of Portsmouth, in the Province of New Hampfoire v
deceas'd, are desired to apply for Payment to GEORGE
JAFFREY and SAMUEL P^NHALLOW, of
said Portsmouth, Efqn; Executors H the . Last WILL
of the deceas'd,-— And tbofe who are Indebted to th
Efate of said deceas'd are defr'd to make Payment id
Jaid Executors. And any Perlons P'^tf^ of an,
BOOKS belonging to the Library of said deceas'd, an
defined to return them Speedily to the said ExieuHQ
'Pertfmeuth, June 16, 1773.
iteifeiffiß
§ Monadnock No. 6. §