The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1794-02-15 00:00:00, page 4

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For Charter or Freght,
in whole or in part,
A new BRIGANTINE,
One Hundred and Thirty Tons Bur
then. Portfm. jan. 30.
_—_____—___——-—-——_'—-——_—-_——-_—————
TO RE SOLD,
By the Subjcriber,
At Public Vendue,
On the 6th day of February next,
At two of the clock, afternoon,
at the
House of Mr. Benjamin Lamfon,
Innholder in Exeter,
Qix rights of Land inthe
townthip of Cambridge, for the bene
fit of the Heirs of William White, late of
Boston, Esq. deceased. — Alfofeveral other
rights of Land in other towns will be of
fered for sale at said time.
P. WHITE.
South-Hampton,- January 17, 1794.
tf/h Goods.
ter Cofthn,
&tfully informs his friends and customers
that he has jult received a large and
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
efh Fafluonable, Fancy,
AND OTHER
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Suitable for the present and approaching season;
among which are the following, viz.
|V uperfine broad Cloths
and Caflimeres, Elastic Cloths, Lamb
skins, ftrip’d Coatings, Plains, Forest
oths, Ratteens, Duflils, Serges, Baizes, Flan-
Is, Blankets.
A great variety of fathionable Waistcoat Pat
ns, Velvets, Corduroys, Thick{etts, Royal
), Cottonets, Jeans, Fullians, Men’s black
tin.
A large and extensive assortment of the most
ionable Chintzes, Copperplate Furniture,
awls, Linen, Cotton and Stlk Handkerchiefs.
A great variety of Book, Jaconet and ftrip’d
uflins, Muslin Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Lawns
Cambricks, Lawn and Muslin Aprons, Canter
bury Muslin Nabobs, Farlton Sashes, Mullinets,
imeties.
beautiful assortment of Ribbons of the latest
erns, Laces, Edgings, Camel’s hair Fringes,
looms, Ferrets, silk Gloves and Mitts, white
slor’d Kid Gloves, ladies Beaver Hatts,
s and American made Sandals, Morocco
children’s Morocco Shoes.
ety of Luteftrings, fafhionable color’d
r cloiks, with Fur tnmmings ; black
d Sattins, color’d vellum Modes, Sarf{-
iees, Liffanies, Gauzes. :
An elegant aflortment of fancy Feathers and
Flowers.
A large assortment of Cotton, Worsted and
Silk Hosiery, Men’s Beaver Gloves, Men’s
Hatts, Women’s Worsted Gloves and Mitts,
Sattin hair cloth for Chair Bottoms, Willow
and Chip Hatts.
Irish Linens, Sheetings, Brown Holland, Ra
ven’s Duck, Bed Tickings, Diapers, an assort
ment of Table Cloths, Carpeting..
Durants, Tammies, Shalloons, (’allimancoes,
Ruflels, Camblets, Wildbores, Crapes, Poplins,
Denmark Luftres, Gloflerets, Lastings, Sattinets,
Florentines.
A large assortment of the most fafhionable
Gilt and Plated Buttons.
Elegant Gilt Ear Drops & Necklaces, Brace
lets, Elastic Garters, Morocco Pocket Books
and Thread Cases, Smelling Bottles, Candle
Screens, Silver Thimbles, Gold & Silver Cord,
Cords and Tassels.
Portsmouth, Jan. e 5, 1794.
Best Harry the VIIIth
PLAYING CARDS,
For sale at J.MEexLcHEßsPrinting-Office.
Pers being appointed
rs by the Hon. Samuel
Judge of Probate for
ingham, to receive and
s of the several credi
of SAMUEL ALLISON,
ry, in said county, gen
, represented insolvent,
e, that we shall attend
at the house of Isaac
nholder in said London
ird T'uefday of I'ebruary
from two to fix o’clock,
days.
TESMITH,
MORRISON, }Commifﬁfm’s
L. NEAL,
¢, Jan. 25, 1794.
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RIL‘X a I‘-":'17. (7(~‘7~l’l'4b/-
William Weeks,
or GREENLAND,
HAS found a «pair of
SADDLE-BAGS, that were hid
den.—The owner may have them by tel
ling the marks and paying for this ad
vertisement.
Jan. 7, 1794.
State of New-Hampshire.
HEREAS an a& pafled the Le
&/‘/ giflature June 18, 1792, granting
two pence per acre, on all the lands in
the town of Antrimn, for the purpose of
making and repairing the Roads and
Bridges in said town ; which tax is affefi
ed and committed to me, the {ubicriber,
to colle&t :———Wherefore, in pursuance of
the aforementioned a&t, notice is hereby
given to the said proprietors and owners
of land in said Antrim, that they are re
quested to pay,or work out, under the said
colleftor’s dire&ion, between the firft of
May and the firft of Oétober next, the
one half of their {everal proportions of said
tax, otherwise so much of their land will
be advertised for sale, as wiil pay said tax,
with the reasonable charges.
JOHN DUNCAN, Colleétor.
Antrim, Jan. 30, 1794.
State of New-Hampfthire,
NOTICE is hereby given to the pro
prictors and owners of land in the
townthip of Chatham, in the county of
of Grafton, and State aforefaid, that a
greeable to two votes of said proprietors,
one at their meeting held at the house of
Isaac Waldron, Esq. in Barrington, on
the second day of Januvary 1793—there
was voted to be raised twenty shillings on
each original right, with an equal propor
tion on the locations, grants and settlers
lots ; and also, one other sum of twelve
(hillings on each right, together with the
locations, grants and settlers lots—voted
at their meeting held at Moses Anney’s,
Esquire, in Madbury, the tenth day of
July last past, it being for running the
out-lines of faijd town, and lotting the
fame, laying out and clearing roads, pay
ing the county tax, and other neceflary
charges, & warrants comunitted to me the
subscriber to colle&t the fame——There
fore all persons concerned are required to
pay their refpeétive parts of said tax, at
or before the firft Monday in March
next ; or so much of their lands in f{aid
town as will pay the tax with the inciden
tal charges, will be fold at public vendue,
at the house of the subscriber, on the firft
Monday of March next, at ten o’clock,
A. M.——=The delinquents names are as
follows.
¥ & 760 € 30 Foster, 162 81 2 Daniel
¥ & 905 9902 L& Hilton F Ichabod 2 3
4.2 -3 &k ¢ .20 Ea. 706 £ Weeks B W
WYL b 5 26 ¢ 76 Thomms 10 8 Mgl
1485 %3 Jonathan 4 3 3 76 76 Leavitt
- ¢ ¢ %83 jeremiah 3 5 13 7270 96 8 Tollom
jertm’h 91. 763 g Follomijr. 26 1&t
- ¥y 276 90.¢ by THng Fowlerdge, 1 3
30, jone’h Leavitt, 3526 26 § B 6 2 8.5 4
%47¢ ¢ 3 9.0 4% 96 a Col. C. March
6. ¢4 Capt. 50 as & 6 G H. D Neal
- 7% B£ 7 g 2.96 Dlephen Willey 940 2 . 9
Nolk & ') RaR: & bvado o v
| LIST. SECOND FIRST LIST.
IS ol T 43t
4 =S 2B A
4§ & $¢ 96 4. .26 Nathaniel 3 8 Frost
¢ % - Capt: 3 20 Walkery ¥6 70 3 Tim. O
F ¢ 5.2 Benja. & 76 Esq. 4 3 #6 & Smith,
5 John g Caftelo Grant 8%6
5 Settlers lots, IftDiv. 3 7 6
e ,1 Hon, T. M’Dun-
ner’s location 5 .
g § 4 7 the zd Division 6
} 5 rights 76 Settlers 12 in
1793. Barrington day December, D, Dated 16th A. at this of
\ 7 7 6
L L 8 BOE. DR S BLA
5 30 B
5 i -9 ¥
5 g oD
5 7.5 8
JOSHUA jun. FOGSS, Colle&or.
FUST RECEIVED,
Aud to be fold, cheap for cash, by
* Libb
Jere” Libbey,
AT HIS SHOP,
AdjoiningthePoft-Office,
RESH ¥ Bohea TEA by the quarter
F chest, hundred, dozen, or less quan
tity—Loaf and Brown SUGAR—COF
FEE,—~CHOCOLATE—~—-RUM—-MO-
LLASSES~~PEPPER—-PIEMENTO-—
INDIGO—-COPPERAS—. ALLUM-—
REDWOOD, LOGWOOD, FUSTICK,
—4d. 6d. 10d. and 20d. NAILS—a few
half and whole Barrels new SUPERFINE
FLOUR, and CANDLES by the Box ;
Also, a quantity of COFFEE and brown
SUGAR that is intitled to the draw back,
if re-shipped out of the United States,
Portsmouth, Jan. 1794.
Brinton’s Farm.
7o ROBERT PARKER, Efy. a Justice of
the Peace, for the county cf Hillfborough.
HE f{ubfcribers, owners of more
I than one {ixteenth part of Brinton’s
or Naticooke Farm, situated within the
towns of Litchfield and Merrimack, in
the county of Hillfborough and State of
New-Hampshire, request you to call a
meeting ot the proprietors of said Farm,
to be holden at the house of Robert Par.
ker, Esq. in Litchfield, on the f:cond
Monday of March next, at one o’clock.
P. M, for the following purposes, viz,
I{ft. To choose a moderator,
2d. To choole all the neceflary affairs
for tranfalling the business of the pro
priety.
3d. For the proprietors to make sale or
divide the common land, or to do as they
shall think proper therewith.
4th. To agree on a method for calling
proprietors meetings in future,
JAMES NAHOR,
WILLIAM BIXBY,
JACOB RICHARDSON,
BENJAMIN GERRISH.
Litchfield, Jan. 13, 1704.
The proprietors aforefaid are direfted
to meet at the above time and place, for
the purposes therein set forth.
ROBERT PARKER, Fufice Peace,
Litchfield, Jan. 16, 1794.
Pifcatagua-Bridge.
O
"] HE Trealurer of the
.
PrscataQqua-Bripce Prouprie
tors, begs leave to remind the Gentlemen
who are {till delinquent in the payment of
the firft afleflment, that the time affixed
therefor, by the Direftors, has expired
more than thirty days, and that they have
not given him any dispensing power, but
have direted that the money be colle@ed
at the time.—He, therefore, depends that
the utility of the design, and the honor
of the subscribers will prove a fufficient
{timulous to press on those in arrears, to
a {peedy compliance without further no
tice.
Port{mouth, Feb. 8, 1794.
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State of New-Hampshire.
Grarron fI.
PPLICATION bhaving been made
A to me the subscriber, by more than
one sixteenth part of the proprietors of
the town of Cardigan, alias Orange, in
said county, to warn a meeting of said
proprietors, to be held at the dwelling
houfe of Nathan Waldow, Esq. in said
town, on the 14th day of May next, at
12 o’clock, on said day, to a& on the
following particulars.
Ift. To choose a moderator to govern
{aid meeting.
2d. To choose a proprietor’s clerk.
3d. To- confider of, and confirm, or
difannul any former votes pafled by said
proprietors, that may be thought best.
4th. To-agree on a division of the un
divided land in said town.
sth. To raise any sum of money that
may be neceflary.
6th. To agree on, and adopt some
method for calling proprietors meectings
in future.
Therefore the proprietors of said town
are hereby notified and warned to meet
at the above time and place, and for the
purposes aforefaid.
RUSSELL FREEMAN, Fufice Peace.
Hanover, Jan. 31, 1794. ,