The New-Hampshire gazette and general advertiser — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1791-10-20 00:00:00, page 4

O~ PUBLIC PRAISE.
st O breath of Public Praise,
¢ Short liv’d and wain ! oft gain’d with
out desert,
¢ As often lofp unmerited ;=—thou firf} be
gin' f} with love
¢ Ewhufiaflic, madness of affection : then
¢ ( Bounding o’er moderationF o’er reason)
““ Thou turn’f} to hate as caufele/s and as
Srerce.”
RECELIDPE
For the Cure of Wounds from rufly Nails.
TA K E turpentine and foft soap,
equal quantities of each ; mix them
well together, and apply them on the
wound, as a plaifter, and they will ex
tral the poison common thereto, and
cure the wound, without any dange
rous consequences.
~ State of New-Hampthire.
ÜBLIC notice is hereby given to
P the proprietors of Stratford, in the
county of Grafton and State aforefaid,
that a warrant has been issued to me
the subscriber, to colleét a tax voted in
December last, at the house of Capt.
Elijah Hinman, in said Stratford, to
pay the residents a sum of money they
paid for the proprietors to the State—
Said tax is £.230 heretofore notified.
These are tgerefore to give notice
that there will be fold at public vendue,
at the house of Mr. Isaac Johnson in
said Stratford, on the 21st day of No
vember next, at 10 o’clock, A, M. on
said day, so much of each delinquent
proprietors’ right, lot orlots of land as
will pay said tax and legal costs, umlefs
grevented by previous payment.———
aid vendue is to be continued by ad
journment till all is fold.—The names
of each delinquent proprietor with the
sum due, which is three pounds four
shillings and ten pence on a right ex
cept otherwise marked. s &
George Boyd e
"William Barker 0 4.16
Thomas Towfey R
John Wendall 215 .4
Heth Baldain
. David Judson 2 k.
Nathan Wells § R g
Joseph Barlow s e
William Tompfen =~ 010 4
Stephen Curtis, jun. 335 4
Joseph -Wells g
Joshua Wentworth $. 1. D
William Gardner 8.3 . @
Joseph Seward $8.9
William Samuel Johnson 2z 4 4
Samuel Sherburne e
Dan.Fowle,2d,3d,4th div. 2 19 10
David Mun —————
Stephen Thomlinfon °lO 1T
George Lues 0 10 II
'‘George Marthall, jun, 238 8
Judah Kellogg 816, %
Ebenezer Wooster e e
BENJAMIN STRONG, Colle&or.
Stratford, September 14, 1791,
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State of New-Hampshire.
OTICE is hereby given to the
N owner of the following lot of
land lying in Fitzwilliam,—that the
fame was taxed by the fele@tmen of said
town for the year 1781, in the sums
hereunto annexed, and the subscriber is
appointed to colle& the fame,—There
fore, unless the said tax with incidental
charges are paid to me on or before the
firt Monday in November next, so
much of the land as will pay the fame,
will be fold at public vendue, at ten
oxclock, A. M. on said day, at the
dwelling-house of Col. Sylvanus Reed,
innholder in said town. silver.
5 dq.
S 23
Ebenezer Hemenway, . n
NO, zl, 7th Range é :S 3;
J 4 6 o
SAMUEL PATRICK, Colle&or.
Fitzwilliam, O&ober 1, 1791.
Broad-Cloths
of all prices.
scarlet do.all pri
ces. Forest cloths
Coatings.
Lambf{kins.
Kerfeys.
Dufhlls.
| German Serges.
- Half Thicks.
- White and Yel
low Flannels,
Colchefter and
. Drapery Baizes.
Mill’d do. .
Embofs’d Serge.
Ratteens,
Knap’d Frizes.
Rose Blankets.
Cambleteens.
Striped & plain
Wildbores.
Crapes.
Venitian.
Poplins.
Durants.
Tamies.
| Shalloons.
Callimancoes.
} Rattinetts.
Black Russell.
Corduroys.
Thickfetts.
Velvets.
Black and olive
coloured Satti
nets.
Jeans.
Fuitians.
Waistcoat Pat
terns.
A pleasing vari
ety of Chintzes
exceeding low.
Black, flate,pink
~ and changeable
colpured Lute
ﬁ%‘
BlacK, white &
- Dove coloured
Sattin, with
furr trimmings.
Black & white
Modes.
White, pink,
blae, green &
scarlet Sarfnet.
Black fring’d &
coloured Silk
Handkerchiefs.
Sewing Silk, all
colours.
Black Silk Mitts
and Gloves.
Purple & white
and Patch co
loured Shawls,
very cheap.
Irith Linnens,
all prices. .
Cotton & Wor
sted Hosiery.
Worsted Gloves
and Mitts. \
Black & white
Chip Hatts, '
with deep .
crowns, and
natural colour- °
$ . |
Prime Goods.
© OO OHO —= :
WILLIAM SCOTT,
At the sign of the SPINNING-WHEEL,
In DAwIEL-STREET, PORTSMOUTH,
Has IMPORTED in the
Cuarrorre, Capt. MACKAY,
[ From LONDON,
A large and general assortment
OF
Fall and Winter
GOODS,
Which will be fold Wholesale
and Retail.
BARGAINS ! worthy the
attention of his customers and
, others, at the lowest Boston
prices. VIZ,—
ed Straw do.
Kilmarnock and
mock velvet
Caps.
Ladies delicate
white Kid and
colo’d Gloves.
MarfeillesQuilt
ing, plain and
bordered.
Black, white and
blue Tiffany.
Book, jacconet,
Mull-mull, stri
ped and Tam
bem work’d
Mouflins.
Book and jacco
net muslin
Handkerchiefs.
Mouflinetts.
Cambrick and
clear Lawn.
Spotted & long
Lawns.
Striped & flow
ered bordered
lawn Handker
chiefs.
Mens best col
cured beaver
Gloves.
Lawn, muslin,
and gauze
Aprons.
Table-Cloths.
Huckabuck.
Clouting Diaper
Bed-Ticking.
3, §, and % cot
ton Manchester
Checks.
Printed linnen
and cotton
Handkerchiefs.
Common apron
and cap Tapes.
Fine Holland &
striped do.
Plain & spotted,
black and white
Gauze.
Crape do.
Black and white
gauze Hand
kerchiefs and
Shawls.
Black and white
Catgut.
A few pieces ele
gant fttipedand
matrimony
Gauze.
A general assort
ment of Rib
bons & ’l‘aﬁe.‘
Black double
padufuay and
French Hair-
Ribbons.
Crewels in
shades for wor
king:
Black & Stock
ing do.
Quality & Shoe
Bindings.
Col’ed Threads.
White do, all
N. B——CASH given for
POT-ASHES, TALLOW IN
CASKS, BEES-WAX & OLD
SILVER.
% The most ignorant will meet
with no deception, the lowest price be
ing always afk’d and no abatement
made.
Constant attendance, and the finalleft favors
duly noticed. :
TO BE SOLD,
By PUBLIC VENDUE,
At the House of Col. #illiam Brewfler,
In(r}%older in Portsmouth,
On THURSDAY the z7th of O&ober
next, at three o’clock, P. M.
. I ‘HE following lots of Lang,
A belonging to the firft parish in
said Portsmouth, pursuant to a vote of
said parish, viz.—
A Lot called the Glebe
PASTURE, containing 381 acres, to
be fold in three or four Divisions as
may be thought most convenient.—
—ALSO—
Another Lot called the MOW
ING FIELD, adjoining the Land on
which the Workhouse stands, contain
ing 250 feet in width, on Pitt-Street,
and 254 feet in length—to be fold in
three equal divisions. Further parti
culars and terms of payment may be
known at the time and place of sale.
GEORGE GAINS,
ELISHA HILL, % Wardens.
JOHN GODD ARD.
SAMUEL CUTTS,
SAMUEL HILL, } Feoffees.
Portsmouth, Sept. 3, 1791.
70 THE PUBLIC.
T H E subscriber on account of sup
port being withdrawn from some
of the branches of inftruétion in Por Ts
mouTs Acapemy and given to rival
institutions, is obliged to discontinue
said Academy, from the Ift of O&tober
next, notwithstanding its success was
an obje& so near his heart as induced
him to be at so great expense for its
eftablithment : He nevertheless begs
the parents who so liberally supported
bis department of inftru&tion to accept
his hearty thanks, and his recommend
ation of Mr. Weare CorriN as in
structor therein, with whose ability, in
dustry and integrity Mr. DearßorwN
is so well acquainted as with the utmost
assurance to recommend him in every
branch which he undertakes to teach.
A cemmodious House in Boston is ta
ken by the subscriber for instituting an
Academy for the inftruétion of young
Ladies, where they will be boarded,
and taught all the branches of ufeful
and polite education.
BENJAMIN DEARBORN.
N. B. Mr. Dearborn’s outstanding
accounts will be fettled by Mr. Coffin.
e
'AHE Subscriber offers his best ex
’l ertions for inftru&ing both Sexes
in the several branches of the WRI
TING SCHOOL, on the terms alrea
dy affixed by Mr. Deareorvw, and at
the Room lately occupied by him.
WEARE COFFIN.
Portfmoutke, September 26, 1791, |
numbers. 2
Dutch Laces, all
numbers. 1
Ruffells.
Thread Edgings.
Black Laces.
Silk Galloon & |
Ferretts. |
Buckram.
Brown Holland.
Scarf Twist, all
colours. \
Mens and boys
black Hatts.
Black, white & |
grey Feathers. ,
Italian Head :
Flowers. :
London Pewter
Dishes. |
Knives & Forks. |
Penknives.
Jack-knives.
Sciffars, ;
Shoe-Buckles.
Imperial and
death-head
Buttons.
White and yel
low figured
Coat do. '
Matthewman do
%z y’d. and 4 En
glithCarpeting.
Writing - Paper.
Bibles.
Playing-Cards
and Wool do.
Patent Blacking
Cakes for thoes,
boots and lea
ther bottom
chairs.
Poland Starch.
French Indigo
and choice Teg
per dozen or
single pound,
State of New-Hampfthire.
PUBLI C notice is hereby given, that
a petition hath been preferred to
the General-Court by sundry inhabi
tants of Shelburne, Chatham and all
the locations between Conway and
Shelburne on the State line, setting
forth that they labour under great dis
advantages for want of a road from
Conway to Shelburne : Wherefore they
pray that an a&t may be passed granting
them liberty to raise three pence per
acre, for one year, on all the locations
between said Conway and Shelburne,
for the purposes of making said road.
Upon which petition the General-
Court ordered an hearing before them
on the second Wednesday of their next
feflion, and that in the mean time the
petitioners cause that the substance of
said petition and order of court thereon
be published in the New-Hampshire
Gazette three weeks fucceflively, fix
weeks prior to the fitting of said court,
that any person or persons may then
appear and shew cause, if any they
have, why the prayer thereof may not
be granted.
Attest, J. PEARSON, Secretary.
Concord, June 9, 1791.
in—————————a———
A S 9P
In Market-Street so be LET.
HE Suor now occupied
by Mr. NATHANIEL DEAN,
in Market-Street, is to be vLeT, and
entered the 28th day of O&ober inst.
For further particulars apply to joux
MsrLcuer, Printer.
STRATHAM.
State of New-Hampshire.
OTICE is hereby given to the
N non-residents and owners of land
in Stratham, who have not paid their
taxes for the years 1787 and 1789, that
unless they pay said taxes to me the
subscriber, on or before the fifth day
of November next, so much of their
land as will pay the fame, together
with incidental charges, will be fold at
public vendue, at the dwelling-house
of Major Dudley Chace, innholder in
said town, at 10 o’clock, A. M., on said
day.
Tax for 178 g.
_ town. minift. ftate.ind
4 s. 8. 8.4 358 .85d
enja. Wiggin, 4 14 46
Bick. Kenﬁiﬁon, 8 g ?xI 2 4 4';9
Joseph Loud, 3? Q.O 0% 19
Tax for 1787. '
town. minift. fta.fpe. ind.
: bs.dil s.d. 1. s.d. 15 @
g{fgfzg'}oxoo 00015 0100
Michael
Shute’s p011z00112016H00112
heirs,
flﬁlgﬁ?} 1 021 02 %103 102
JONATHAN HOYT, Collettor.
Stratham, O&ober 10, 1791.
State of New-Hampthire.
NOTICE is hereby given to the
non-resident owners of land in
the town of Wentworth, who have not
paid their taxes for the years 1789 and
1790, that unless they pay said taxes to
me the subscriber, on or before the 3d
day of November next, so much of their
land as will pay the fame, together
with incidental charges, will be Igold at,
public vendue, at the dwelling-house of
Nathaniel White, Efg. innholder in said
town, at 10 o’clock, A. M. on said day.
Year 1789. 1790.
indents. fp.or.fta.co’y
Div. 5.d. sd.d. 5.4
E.Stevens,jun.2 21 12 6 10
$. 18 Wy 89
Jecoh Currler; ¢ 21 13 039
3 5% 29 0 190
£ $9 07 3 00%
Fran.Bacheldor,s 21 12 6 1 0
2 358 3% 0 %9
d £9 LY 2 o 8
G. French,l6oacr. 5 4 44 10 1 8
Col. March, 2 ——— 6 10
Enoch Page, 3 === —— 3 60
Samuel Page, 3—— —— 3 6 0
BENJAMIN COTTON, Colle&tor.
Wentworth, September 26, 1791,