The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1798-05-08 00:00:00, page 1

- Grocery Store.
Benjamin Leverett
Has jufl reccived and kas for sale at his
Grocery-Store,
No. 1, Bow-street, Spring-Hill,
A general affartment of
Well India Goods
And Groceries,
awbich he avill [oll as cheap as can be purs
chafed at any flore in Portfinouth,
Consisting of
FRENCH Brandy ; W. L. Rum;
- Holland Gin ; Cherry Rum ;
Auxcayes Molasses. !
Sherry, Lisbon and Malaga Wines ;
Londen bottled Porter ; Philadelphia
Loaf, East India and Brown Sugars.
Freth Hyfon, Souchong and Bo
hea Teas of a superior ‘quaziity.
Welih’s, Rumnéy’s and Faulker’s
No. 1 and 2z warranted Chocolate ;
Coffee ; new Rice ; fuperfine Flour
per bbl. or retail ; Surrinam Cotton
of a superior quality ; Poland Starch ;
best Hair Powder ; French and Span
ith Indigo ; Salt Petre.
Swéet. Oil in flatks ; Pepper ; Al
fpice ;- Ginger ; Nutmegs per i or
retail ; Cloves ; Cinnamon ; fine
table Salt in baskets ; Mustard per It.
or botde.. :
Fresh Mufcatal Raisins in boxes, per
box or retail; do eafk Raisins per calk
or do 3 Oatmeal. : :
Fresh Zant Currants ; frefh Figs
per frail or retail. - '
Skell’d. and unfhell’d Almonds §
frefh Anchevies and Capers ; mould
and dipt Candles ; crown and bar
Soap. e
Woarranted Pigtail Tobacco per
roll or retail ; Ladies’ fine twist To
bacco, do Fig do ; Segars. , '
Cotton and Wool Cards ;3 Elliot’s
warranted Snuff per keg or retail.
Gun Powder and Shot ;3 Pollock
Fith, &c. &e. -
« B. Leverett retutrns thanks to bis
Sriends and cuflomers for their numerous
Javors received, and hopes by bis assiduous
attention to his bq/i;zyf to merit the con-
Zinuauce of them.
__TO BE SOLD BY
Eliphalet Ladd, -
At his store in Ladd’s-ftreet, for calh
_ or approved credit, ;
Foum'EEN hhds: 4th proof Ja
maica Rum, a few hhds. 2d &
gd proof do ; hhds, & bbls. Jamaica
ugars ; hhds. Molasses and N. E.
Rum ; 160 hhds. St. Übes Salt ; 16
tons Logwood ; 16 bbls. excellent
‘Cyder ; 20 tons Junk ; a few dozen
Codlines ; 20 bolts Canvas ; Iron
Ware 5 Puinter’s colors 5 Nais 3
U el 0 T
. Tolet a few bandfome. Tene
wosts fir fumdlige.
" Portfmouthy April 17, 1798,
100 hogsheads Molasses
. of 4 good quality—Alfb,
“1000 bufbels Garoling CORN,
7 To be foldty .
Thomas Chadbotirn, jr.
- At his Store at the North-End; -
Where may be had a general assortment of
- W. L Goods and Greceries,
: - Cheap for o
Portsmouth, March 29, 1798. ~ 6w.
A S R SRR AT T
Will'm Neil's
Stors, PorTsmoug,.
EIGHT half, aud 16 quaster chests Bo
' hea Tea, :
&0 casks frefh Raisins, '
10 bags East-India Sugar, -
70 loaves Philadelphia Sugary
30 barrels fuperfive Flour, -
ﬁ, 6d, Bd, 10d and 2od Nails,
yfon and Souchong Tea, -
4 hhds. Jamaica Sugar, '
¢ooo Ib. Coffee,
Surrinam Cotten, very fine, -
10 boxes €andles, dipt ard mould, |
Rum. per hhd. barrel or gatlon, -~ -
Brandy per barrel or gallon, |
Hollapd Gin,
Lisbon, Sherry and Madeira Wine, ,
3 tierces Rice, :
4 barrels prime Pork, :
- The above Goods, together with.a gene
ral assortment of Groceries as usual, will
be fold on very modcrate terms, for Casu
Os approved credit., :
Marct 20, 1798. :
Vol. XLlL—Numb. 2162.]
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PORTS MOUTAH: (New-Hampsuire)= PuBLisHED EVERY Tuespay MorRNING BY JOHN MELCHER, PRINTER-TO THE STATE, AT Hls OFFIGE CORNER OR MARKET STREET,
WHERE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THIS PAPER, ADVERTISEMENTS, AND ARTICLES OF INTELLIGENCE ARE THANKFULLY RECEIVED, :
Neto Hampshire Gasette.
Irih Linens.
Alfoy juf? . received, and for [ale as ghove,
A case of beautiful yard wide
Irish Linens,
Some are of a superior quality ; they
awill be {fold cheap, either by whole
~fale or retail.
(5 Linens are now becoming fearce ;
Insurance and Risk run high. ~ The
Jpring importations will be fears Fam
iliesy who need a supply, had better pro
vide themselves immediately, as the con-
Jumption of linens, will this year exceed
the supplies. Grand bargains to those
who purchase now. )
Porifmsuth, March 20, 1798.
India Cottons
A large supply of India Cattons
~ Juftreceived and for faleby .
- Nathaniel White,
At the sign of the Golden Eagle, Market
- Street—yvery cheap. '
Portfinoush, April 6, 1798. . |
Cheap-India Cottons.
Fuft Received by
Peter Cothn,
_ A quantity of
India Cottons,
Hhick «will be fold very cheap.
N‘OTICE is hereby given to the
"N proprietors and owners of land
in the ‘townthip of Franconia, situate
in the county of Grafton,in the State
of New-Hampshire that a tax of #wenty
Sbillings equal to three dollars, thirty
three cents and three mills, on each ori
ginal right of land in said townthip is
duly aﬂ%ﬁ'ed and committed to me to
colle& for the purpose of paying the
proprietors’ debts agreeable to their
vote of May z2oth, 1794, that if said
tax is not paid to me at my dwelling
house in Waltham, in the county of
‘Middlefex in the Commonwealth of
Maflachufetts, on or before the firft
day of June next ensuing, the fame
Wiﬁ be levied by sale .Qfg {fo mugh of
the interest and property of the pro
prietor or owner who shall be delin
| ciluen_t in payment fourteen days after
' the third and last week of this adver
tifément, and the delinquents land will
be advertised for sale accordingly. -
Josern Nixoy, Collétar a’fl‘);m;r
{ ‘ far the proprictors of Franconia
dﬁt‘éﬂiidl Ph R
Bovikrs, seaß o LNy
L MR AL DB
- William Plummer,
: In. Market-Street, -
By Wholesale & Retai,
ot reasonable terms for cafly or ap
~ proved credify ;
WEST In- | French: Brandy.
- ¥V'¥ dia Rum.- | Holland’s - Gin. -
Madeira, Y.~ - | London ‘Porter.
Sherry, | < Loaf and Brown
Port, . | & Sugars, .- -
Tent, g‘ | Hyfony -7Y &5
Lisbon & -.{ Souchong &} E .
Malaga } lßoh'ea , R
Coffee 3 Chocolate; - Molafles ;
Alfpice ; Pepper 3 Cloves ; Nutmegs:;
Cinnamon ; Cassia ; Almonads; Rice ;
Flour ; Oatmeal ; Raisins ; Poland
Starch 3 Ginger ; Currants ; English
and American Mustard; Indigo: ;
Basket Salt ; Capers ; Spaniih#e
ars ; 4d, 6dy lod & 2od Nails 3
%Vindow: Glass. L 3A7 I U 5
Russia &3 Swedes Iron, &c.
Edw’d Parry
At the sign of the Lamb and Flag,
Market Street, Portfinquth,
HAS. JUST RECEIVED '~ °
American Manufaltured
- LookiNnG-GLASSES,
Of different f{izes and prices.
(P He flatters himfelf that every true
American will prefer. the manafacture of
bis own country ; and that no young
house-keepers awill purchase foreign glasses,
when America, at present, produces those
of equal elegance, to any that' can be im
ported. ; '
+— OUR COUNTRY’s GOOD OUR CONSTANT AIM —
TUESDAY, May 8, 1798.
The subscriber having been legally
appointed sealer of weights and mea
sures for the current year, hereby noti
fies the inhabitants of this town, that
he will attend that business at his
dwelling house in said town, on the
JSixteenth day of May next, and day by
day to the end of the. month, (Sundays
excepted) from 6 o’clock in the morn
ing to G o’clock in the evening.
. GEORGE GAINS.
. Portsmouth, April 23, 1798.
State of New-Hampshire.
Hillfborough, . -
OTICE is hereby giver to the
N non-resident proprietors and
owners of land in the township of
Hancock, that - their lands are tased
to the town and county for the year
1797, agreeable to the following. lift,
and unless {aid taxes are paid to me
the subscriber before Monday the 2d
day of July next, so much of each de
linquent owner’s land as will pay said
taxes with incidental charges, will be
fold at public vendue on said day, at
1o o’clock in the forenoon, at the
dwelling house of Andrew Seaton,
innholder in said town. '
S - No. R. Q’ty. cents.
Charles Cavender;, 1 1 98. 53
Thomas Danforth, 6 1. 52 32
. William Nutting, box g 8 46
Liemuel Marden, 13 1 350 ' 9
Capt. James Davis, 6 4 25 11
Joseph Howard, 13. 5 1o 2f
John Moor, 902100 727
Reuben Ball, 16 .. 56518
Charles Miles, 100 27
- LEMUEL LAKIN, Colle&or.
. .Hancogk, April 23, 1798. =- = -
6 E ey B ROy AR
- A lot of Lond in Portfiouth,
FRONI ING on Prison lane ;iyg feet,
_and carrying that breadth back 53 feet
- with a dwelling house on the fame, 'zf-lf.o the
- following lots of land in the town of Ep
tforlr:ivi;- : thz h 2 Apee 485
[ bout 165 aeres ;' N%-..B;n?;’ tf;e. 3d ;:?g?s.
- Q. 112 1 the 4th rapge, Coßtaining a
; %qut? xoc; ac&:a, éﬁd' the easterly end of lat
10s 21, lIN ‘llt fange. AT :
. Abom r!?acmuf land in Somer{worth,
fitwate oo Frefhi Creek (so called) ; for pas
ctlers inquive of the Rey. fobs Ellist of
Boston, or g@‘rmiqé Libbey of Port{mouth.
‘5 ?ort[m_o th, April-e 7, 1798, | .
The fillowing paragraphs’of a laty of
this ‘Stateis-republifbed; t 5 notify the
- inbabitants of Porz_‘[mout/) of their
Gty A Vs 0 ' e X 1
: )ND be it farther enafed; That
A each town in this State, thall at
their annual meeting-choose one suita
ble pérfon for sealer of -weights and
measures in said town, who ‘fhall be
fworii to the faithful discharge of his
duty, who shall notify’ th& inlabitants
to brifighin all feale’beams;, ftecljards,
weights and measures, 88 they make
use of) in the month of May from year
to year, at such timé and plice as he
shall appoint, by posting up’ a 'notifi
cation at every meeting house in said
town, and if there be'‘no meeting
house, then at some public' place in
said town, three wecks fucceflively
prior to the day appointed ; and ‘the
said fedler thall try, prove;- and seal
allfuch feale beams, steelyards, weights
and measures as shall be brought to
him, and {ball be found just agreea
ble to fajd‘ftandards.—And he shall
have for every frale beam, feclyard,
weight and ‘meafure so sealed #wo cents
from the ewher thereof at the firft
sealing, and after the firft fealing' ore
cent, only, 10 long as they continue
jult with the standard. vty
And be it further enaded, That .all
measures by which meal, fruit and
other things usually fold by heap,
shall be fold, be of the following di
mensions, viz..the bushel not less with
in fide than “eighteen inches and an
half wide, the half buthel not less than
thirteen inches and three quarters
wide, the peck not less than ten inches
and three quarters wide, and the half
peck not less than nime inches wide.
And if any perfen at any time from
and after the firk day of September
next, shall fell, expose to sale, or offer
any meal, fruit or other things usually
fold by heap, by any other measure
than is aforementioned, as to Dbignefls
and breadth, such person being com
plained of and convicted before any
justice of the pedce within the county,
of so doing, shall forfeit and pay to
the use of the poor of the town where
the offence is committed, the full
value of the wmeal, friit or other
things {o fold or offered to sale with
costs. Approved Dec. 12, 1797.
_ That large, conuenient
'WITH the Store adjoming, fit
* ¥¥ uate on Dover Lahding, now
occupied by Mr. David Boardnian.
It is an éxcellent stand for-a’ person
mn trtade. Terms of payment vall be
mfgdc: edfy~—For particulars enquire
ofii: i T i o
| ‘Lang, Brierliy € Co.
———
1o the hon. Fohn.S. Sherburne, Efy. one of
| the Jufiices assigned to_ heeh tae Beace
© throughout the State of New-Hamp/hire,
+ and fonas Minoy, Clerk_for the propriztors
of the townflup of Bathunderthé original
grant of Benning. Wentcoxth, Efg. Gover
nor, wmade September 10th, 1961, situate
dn the.county, of Grafton, inthe State of
- New-Hamp/kire, w/zz:,z was them | the
Province of New-Hamp/hire. |
WE the {ubfcribers, owners of more
: " than oné sixteenth part of said town
ship, request you to notify and warn a meet
ing of the proprietors and owners of land
in; said town{hip, to meet at the dwelling
house of laac Moore, inpholder in said
township. of, Bath, on the 6th day of June
next, at 2 of the clock in the afterpéon of
said day, to at on the followimg articles,
matters and. things : yaD T
~lft. Fo choote 3 moderator to govera
said meeting. i s
. 2d. To choose a proprietoss clerk. :
gd. To C.hoofe.'a})k%%rs, a_colleétor, 2
treasurer and any other officers that the
proprietors may think proper, for conduft
ing business re{petling said townihip.
4th. Fo raise fach sum or sums of money
on ¢ach original right of land in said town
ship, for to pay the expenditures that bas
or may arile for bringing forward the set
tlement of f{aid township, and for prote&ing
and defending the proprictors title to said
townthip, and any other thing the proprie
tors may thiok neceflary.
sth. To fee what effetual method the
proprictors. will take to feule all disputes
relpefling different claimants to said town
ship, and, 1o make {uch graot or grarits, deed
or deeds, by themselves, their agent or their
committee, as may be thought necessary for
that purpose, or any purpose. :
6th. Fo receive, examine, 'allow and
pay such accounts as may be brought agamnit
{aid proprietors, or att thereon as may be
Athou%‘ht proper. . ;
7th, To fettle with their former agent,
and fee what ‘further fleps are neeeliary,
refpeéling the boundaries of said township.
Bth. To alt onall other matters that may
be thought neceflary, when met..
- gth. To fee what the proprietors will do
with refpeét to laying out said town or ac
cept any former {urvey of said town. - -
loth. To fee what method the proprie
tors will take to fever apd divide the land
among the proprietors, eflablifh pitches
heretofore made, or hereafter to be made,
w such a 2 manner as to do equal jullice be
tween the owners. ~
‘ JONAS MINOT,
CUMMINGS SIMPSON,
JOHN HOWARD,
- “MOODY BEDEL, - :
FREDERICK FRENCH,
- ISRAEL INGALS.
State of New-Hampihire.
*N% " Pursuant to the foregoing ap
( S ) plication, 1 hereby notify and
s+ warn the proprietors of Bath, to
meet at the time and place, and for the pur
poses expressed therein, v
. "Given under my hand and fca{lat PCg Ve
. mouth, the 26tk day of April, 1793.
ety - E gl-{I;RBURN%,
Fuftice of the Peace, throughout said State.
WHEREAS application - hath been
made to me the fublcriber by more
than one sixteenth part of the proprietors
and owners of Piercy, in the couunty of
Grafton, to call 2 meeting of said proprie
tors, to meet at the house of Mr. Elisha
Blake in said Piercy, on the g6th day of
May next, at 1 o’clock, P. M. for the fol
lowing purposes :
Ift. To choose a 2 moderator, proprictors
clerk, assessors and colle&or. Tt
- ed. To appoint a committeé to examine
the claims any of the settlers may have to
any lands in said Picrey, agreeahly to any
former vates of the proprietors, and to give
deeds to {uch as are entitled theretp, which
have not received them,
gd. Ta fee if the proprietors will agree
to lay out the town into lots & agreeon some
method of pitchingor drawing the fame ; and
if-agreed ta, to appaint a commitiee o agree
with a {uitable person 1o compleat the sur
vey, and retarn 3 plan thergof ; andto raise
money by a tax to pay the expence thereof.
4th. To fee if the proprietors will tax
themselves three cents on each acre of land
in [2ld town, for making a read Jaid out
leading from Stratford to Shelburne, and
ather repairs on roads, and petition the Ge
neral-Court of this Siase to fuf?'sné ap aft
%eﬂ‘cd 1795, as far as .rcnfgsﬂu ¢ loyn of
Piercy, for one year, and ‘lo tranfalt any
other matters thar may be thought proper
when met. ~ ; ‘
- Acgordingly the said “wricmn are bere
by notified to megt as ume and place for
the ﬁmmm&gﬂc_%p&gofq- e
*_ABNER CLAF &tMm Pogges
s Piercy, Maech gO, 1798 0 L
[‘Oq_ze Dallm & /zd!f pr Annum
Porter House.
| Ellis Afpinall
BEGS leave to inform his friends
‘A2 and the public that he has open
ed for their accommedation a
Porter Houle,
south fide of Bow-ftrect, opposite the
'Fifth Market, Spring-Hill, Portsmouth,
in the building belonging to Mr. Jaf
fery, lately occupied by Mr. Lyek
‘where be keeps constantly for sale the
‘belt Bottled and draltsbt Porter, and
Strong Beer of the best smality, by
the single bottle, half dozen, or gross.
Likewise, Weft-India Rum, Brandy,
and Holland’s Geneva.—Pyes and Cakes
kept constantly for sale.
Where the smallest favour will be
received with thanks, and attended to
with punctuality.
N. B. Portery Beer, €se. purchased
at the above House awill be forwarded to
any part of the toavn free of expense.
TH_E subscriber, as Executor of
.+ the last Will of Doc. HALL,
JACKSON, late of Portsmouth, phy
sician, deceased, being very desirous
-of having the business of said efiate
closed without delay, once more gives
notice, that constant attendance is
given at his store in Market-street for
said purpose ; and hc¢ requests those
‘perfons ‘'who have accounts unsettled
‘with said 'eftate, or are indebted by
notes of hand or otherwise, to call and
fettle the fame, as they may find 1t
for their interest to attend to this re
quest. Should it not be convenicnt
for them to. pay the balances imme
diately, a reasonable time may be a
greed on for that purpose— Provided
the accounts are clafed. ‘Thofe who
will not attend to a requelt so reason
able, may expe&t to have their ac
counts and notes put into such hands
as will produce a settlement, which
must be expensive to them, and will
be disagreeable to , |
: - JEREMIAH LIBBEY.
Portfmeuth, April 6, 1798. :
e e R SN B et
N. B. - A number of buoks belonging
to said estate being lent by the deceased,
those who bave any of them in their pof-
Jeffion are asked the favour of returning
them to Mrs. Fackfon. ’
: State of New-Hampshire.
To the hon. John S. Sherburne, £fg. ome of
the Fuflices ajffigned to heep the Prace
throughout the State of New-Hampflire.
THE fublcribers, owners of wore than
one sixteenth of the township of Stew
artstown, now incorposated by the name of
Stuart, situate in the county of Grafton, in
said State, hereby request your honor tocall
or notify a meeting of the proprietors and
owners of said townthip, to be held at the
house of Daniel Brainard, jr. Esq. in said
town of Stuart, on the 3oth day of May
next ensuing, at 10 of the clock in the
morning, to aft on the following articles,
matters and things, viz. ‘
Ift. Tochoofe a moderator for said meet
ing.
ged. To choose a proprietor’s clerk.
gd. To choole afleflors, a colleflor, a trez
furer, and other officers that the propritiors
may think neceflary for conduéting bufinels
refpeting said townthip. ‘ L
4th. To preambulate and run the out
lines of the township, allot the land, {ever
and divide the fame in such way as the piod
prietors think reasonable.
_ &th. To lay out and make roads, and alt
on any matter touching the fame, which
may be thought reasonable. Wb
g;h. To vote, raise and aflels such sum
or sums of money on each original right or
share of land, or otherways as may be tho't
neceflary for bringing forward the fete
ment of said township, for roads, surveys
and otherways. '
2th. To vote such lots or trafts of Jand
for promoting the settlement of said town,
as may be agreed on, - -
- Bth. To receive, éxamine, allow, and pay
such accounts against the proprictors as may
be thought realonable. ’ :
gth. To fee what method the praprictors
will agree upon to call meetings in future.
loth. To do and tranfaét all other things
that the proprietors think beft-for the pro
prietary. : X
- JABEZ PARSONS;
‘ JONAS MINOT. -
March 10, 1798. o
State of New-Hampshire. .
%~¥ Pursuant to- the }eﬂ‘ c::gatﬂz
(1..) cation, 1 bery huiipy and war
A% the proprietors us the “;lef
- Stuatt, to meét at t&} ‘j‘!ﬁd ce, and
Jor the ﬁ?ﬁ;{mgﬁ*r led in faia W
* Groes under my bdnd and seal gt Portf>
mouth, the sﬁlg dt{{aﬂ. 9 ‘ﬂ%f,' 1798 -
JOHN 5. SHERBURNE, Fuftice. of the
U Peace throughont said State.