The New-Hampshire gazette and historical chronicle — Portsmouth, N.H., 1773-08-27 00:00:00, page 4

Mr. Morgan
Begs Leave to inform the Public, That he
has opened his Academy for music and
dancing, at the Assembly-House—Music
at a Pistole a Month, and Dancing at Four
Dollars the Quarter,-two to be paid at En
trance,and purposes attending Tuesday and
Friday Afternoons ar piefent, and oftner as
as the School encreafes.
He likewise on Tuesday next shall open
an Evening School, from seven o'Clock
'till Nine, tor the hLrudion of those whose
Avocations prevent their attending in the
Day Time. Poripnouth, Aug. 5. 1773.
Harvard-Cobege
LOTTERY TICKETS'
To be fold by Joshua Wentworth,
At Six Dollars per Ticket.
EXCISE.'
I THE Subscriber having purchased the
EXCISE on Spirituous LIQUORS in the
County of Rockingham and of Grafton, in
New-Hampshire, from November ill 1772,
to November ift 1773, hereby warn all Ta
verners and Retailers in faidCounties against
paying such their EXCISE to any other
without an Order by me signed, dated after
this Date. August 13, 1773.
BENJAMIN BUTLER, Excise-Maser.
^^ AN ^^ ^TN^^ ^&.
Province of New-Hamjfoire, Rockirgkaw, ff.
NOTICE is hereby given, that no Perlon
within this County, will be Licenced
to keep a PUBLIC HOUSE of Entertain
ment, without giving Security by Recogni
zance to His Majesty for the Use of theCoun
ty with one Surety,in the Sum of Five Pounds
conditioned to be at all Times, during the
Continuance of their Licence, furnifhed
with suitable Provisions and Lodgings for the
Refreshment & Entertainment of Strangers
and Travellers, Pasturing, Stable -Room,
Hay and Provender for Hories accordingto
the'LAW of this Province, in such Cases
provided. Bv Order of Court,
ISAAC RINDGE, Clerk.
Portjmoulh, 10th August i/73 $
Province of MafoebuTetts Bay, YORK,ff
yf T persons INDEBTED to, or that have au,
"ANDS 4% the Efat° of Cap! RICHARD KEAT
- late of Kittery, deceas'd, are hereby
,^ .a (AAA the fame with the Subscriber, sole
# . [Tator^f [aid Efate, as Joan at may be.
Kittery, AuguJl 12,1773 EDWARD CUTTS,
TO BE SOLD,
Cheap for Case only.
By Gillam Butler,
Superfine and low- «Irish Linnens,
priz'd Broad Cloths, iGarlix,
Shalloons and other | Plain and ftrip'd
Trimings to match rtMuflin,
them. ^Muffin Cravats,
Baife, «Dit. Handkerchiefs,
Swanfkin, Barcelona dit.
Thread, Cotton and« No. 4 & pound Pins,
"Worsted Stockings, ^Womens Clogs,
Taffity, ^COFFEE per the
Wool Cards, /{Hundred,
Ghfs, IVelvet CORKS;
Also, Irish Linnens.
Tar, Pitch, Duck, Lines, Twine, Cod and
Mackrel Hooks, New-Castle Coals, and
many other Articles. O As the above
Goods are chiefly upon Commission, they
will be fold so exceeding low, as the Pur
chaser will not have the least Reason to
complain.
N. B. FLAX SEED will be esteemed
as Cash, & a very good Price allow'd for it.
FOR 1 SMOOTH, Printed by Daniel Dowie.
Province of New Hampfirire Cheffiire, ft
11 Middlemonadnock. No. 2 .§
fj,HEREAS at sundry Meeting! of the Proprietors
of Middle Monadnock No. 2, (Jo called) there
has been granted the following Sums of Money upon each
payable Right, viz on the ninth of March 1769, mo
ted one Pound four Jhillingi, L M. Also on December
'fib, 1771 there was a further Grant of one Pound
tea Shillings L M. 'I be above Grants were to be laid
out in making and repairing Roads in [aid Town. And
whereas there are fundr, Proprietors who have nglcQ
ed to pay the above Sums or faxes ; therefore we the
Sub,cribtrs being a Committee for colleaing and rsco
vereng the above Sums, hereby give Notice to all such
Delinquents that so much of tbe/c Lands in laid Lown
Jbip as will rai e the above Taxes with incidentalCbar
g" will be advertised for Sale b, public Vendue, unless
paid by the 20th Day of September next, at the House
of Mr. Fracis Weight, Innholder in said Town, or at
the Dwelling Houie of either of the Committee, before
Laid Day. John Gilmore )
Roger Gilmore >Committee.
Enoch Hale J
Middle Monadnock No. 2, July 24.1 b, 1773.
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II Monadnock No. 5. §
WHEREAS the Proprietors of MONADNOCK
No. 5, did, at a legal Meeting, hed on the
First Day of APRIL last, voted to raise One Penn,
Half penny per Acre cn all the Rateable Lends in
Did Township ; — These are therefore to Notify
the Owners of the fcve/al Lots, to pay their refpec
live Taxes to me, at my Dwelling House in laid
Town, on or before the Fitft Day of Odober next,
or their Landa will be advertised for felt as the Law
diraas. JAMES BREWER, Collector.
August 6, 1773,
( New-AhrJbury, Jo called )
PROVINCE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, HILLSBOROUGH^
W'HEREAS the Proprietors of NEW ALMS
BURY, (9 ca ied, hive been legally Noti
fied to pay AfTcffments on each Proprietor's Right
or Lotts of Land in said Tow: Chip to me the Sub
fciibar, and frveral of them being yet delinquent in
Whole or Part, this is therefore t@ NOTIFY such
Persons, that those delinquent Proprietors Lends
wil be exposed to sale at PUBLIC VENDUE at
the House of Lieutenant JAMES FRENCH, Inn
holder in SeuthHampton, on Wedeefday the twenty
ninth Day of September next, at One of the Chck
in the Afternsen, to pay said Taxes, with incdental
Charges, The Delinquent Proprietors Nemes ate
at follows, with the Sums due, 1. s. d.
Captain David Bagley 1 9 4
Deacon Nathan Currier 1 14 0
Ezekiel D mond 1 16 0
Ensign Ircreafß Morrill 2 2 0
William Straw 1 1 0
Stephen Colby 0 9 0
F^nEs Davis Right 0 18 0
J-feph Eastman 0 18 0
Thomas Few'er 0 18 0
Nrhemith Ordway, janr. 0 18 0
Gideon R well 0 18 0
Deacon George Abbot 0 18 0
Simeen Merrell 0 7 0
BENJAMIN EVANS, Colleger.
Salisbury, August 17, 1773.
CT°HE Eflate of JOSEPH wills, late of Portfmcuth,
in the Count, of Rockingham, Mariner, deceas'd,
Intestate, bring Represented Iniblvent, and the Sub
foibers appointtdCommifoners to Receipt & Examine
the Claims thereon ; — they hereby Notify the Creditors
to said Eflate, that the, will attend that Service, at
the Houle of James stoodly, Esq; on the left Men
day of this and the five next erfuing Mouths,,from fix
to nine ECK^,"ff
Porrim^xb, Aug. 1 jqshua brackett § Com
'6, >773, I josf>Q pierce [mfr.
Wanted a Wet Nurse,
With a good Breast of MILK, to go into a Family
to Suckle. Enquire of the Printer.
Wanted a Wet Nurse,
That can be well Recommended. Enquire of the Printer;
tJfWarrantcc end ^it claim Deeds, 'fnflica Blanks,
Court Writs, Executions, Uc. fold by the Printer.
Several New Feather BEDS
TO BE sold Cheap for Cefo by JOSEPH bass, at
the Shop next Door to the Printing Office.
JJ, AERE AS the Proprietors of the Town of BOW
in the Province of New Hampjbire were bgali
notified in this Paper by an Advertisement dated th,
\6tb Day of January, Anno Domini, 1773 to pfv ft
me the Subferiber forthwith an A/ffm^t made to b
railed on each Proprietor's Letts and common Right is
fad I own of Bow, (that i) twelve Pounds old rents
equal to twelve Shillings Lawful Money, on each Fort)
Acre Lot, a^d twelve Pounds old flennor, equal to 12
Shillings Lawful Money, on each Hundred Acre Lot,
ana fix Pounds old Tenor, equal to fix Shillings Law
ful Money an each common Right, yet many cffaid Pro.
ferietors and Owners effaid Lots and common Right;
are delinquent in Whole or in Part, in paying their re
ipeaive and particular Sum or Sums accordingly:
1 be/e are therefore to notify said delinquent Proprie
tors and Owners of said Lots and common Rights, that
there will be fold at public Vendue on Tuesday the 2 if
Day of September next, at the Heu'e of Mr. Benjamin
Mead, Innholder in Newmarket in laid Province so
much of each Delinquent's Lot er Lets, or common Right
as fall be Efficient to pay the Sum or Sums wish all
incidental Charge, unlcfs payment thereof be made before
laid Day ; and all the Sums due on Jaid Lots and com
mon Rights, are ft to the Original Proprietor's Name,
in Lawful Money. The foft Sum is on the forty Acre
Lotts ; the fecend on the Hundred Acre Lots ; the third
on the common Rights, cf which the Owners and Pur
chasers of Land in said Town are dtfired to lake Notice.
f. J.
Jude Alien 12 12 6 James Norris 12 12 6
John Avery 12 00 0 Tho'sOde) 12 co 0
Noah Baker 12 0® 0 John Plaifted 12 12 6
Wm. Burley 12 12 6 Nick Pertyra&niz 12 6
Tho'sßrier 12 12 6 John Palmer 12 00 0
Jana. Clark iz tz 6 James Palmer 12 12 6
Rich'd Celley 12 00 0 Tho' sPiper 12 12 6
Jona Chafe 12 12 6 Jof. Palmer 12 12 6
Rich'dCalieyjr. 12 12 6 Sam'i Piparjr. 12 12 6
Ricn'd Crocket 12 12 6 Joseph Pavey 12 co 0
Geerge Clark 12 00 0 John Piper 12 00 6
Sol. Cotten 12 12 6 Abigail Pewel 00 00 6
James Davis 12 12 0 John Reed 12 12 6
Jana. Derbsrn 00 12 6 Jof, Rawlings 1z 00 6
John Downing 12 00 o J^f.Rawlins jr. 12 12 6
EphrsimDcnnati2 00 o Jama§Robertfoi il2 12 6
Daniel Davis 12 co 0 Ca'cb Rawiingsiz co 0
Noah Emery. 12 12 6 Satcheißund'et 12 12 6
Wm. Fellows. 12 12 6 Jon. Rawlings 12 iz 6
Jvhn Freft Es. 12 00 0 Owen Ri)PGe&L2 co 6
Edward Fifield 12 12 6 Eben Stevens 1212 6
Berja. Fillet 00 iz 0 John Sanborn 12 co 0
Tha'aFrench 12 00 6 Theop. Smith 12 12 6
Edwd.Fifield jr.l2 00 0 John Sinclair co 12 6
Wm. French jr.l2 12 6 Abr.Stockbridge 12 12 6
Nath-l Fol@m 12 00 6 Sam'l Stevens 12 iz 6
Jer'h Folfam 12 iz 6 Jefh. Stevens iz 00 0
John Gilman 12 co 0 John Satchel iz co 6
John Gilman 12 co 0 Jahn Speed 12 12 0
Sam'iGreen 12 12 6 Mary Smith 12 12 6
Jehn Green 12 12 0 Sam'/ Tibets iz 12 6
Zech. Ilurifardiz 12 6 Betj. Tayler <2 12 6
Berj Hoag 12 iz 6 Mat. Teropfen 12 12 0
J hn Hill 12 12 6 Edward Taylor 12 12 6
Sam'lHbton 12 12 6 Step Thurfloe 12 12 6
Jafeph Hesg co 12 o Geor. Veszey iz 12 0
Jarnac Jeffery 12 12 6 Thz's Veazey 12 12 0
Cyprian Jefferyl2 12 6 Gco.Veezey jr, 12 12 6
Joseph jG'.t iz 12 6 Ben. Veszey 12 iz 6
Mary Jsnes ^2 12 6 The Vrazyjr 12 00 0
Joints Keniftiniz iz 6 Peter Weare iz 12 6
Jolhu&Kcnllon 12 00 0 Jon. Wiggin 12 12 0
HoldridgeKelly 12 12 6 Tho. Wiggin iz 00 6
Ephraim Leavitti2 iz 0 Simon Wiggle 12 12 6
George Long 12 iz 6 Chafe Wi?g n iz 06 0
J>hn Leavitt 12 .12 6 Tho.W%rif j f 12 12 6
Fairce Lorg 12 co 0 Walter Wiggin iz 12 6
Joseph Leverin 12 12 6 Hz:ory V/ ,-v co j z 0
Joseph Lew iz 12 6 Robert Wilfrn 12 00 0
DanielLttverin iz 12 6 Nat.P. gbiwhiteiz iz 6
Clm'tMatch Es 12 12 o H. Walworth 12 12 6
William Moor 12 12 6 W.Wegwerth 12 12 6
Jefeph Martel ix iz 6 Cel Waldron 12 co 0
Wil. Moor jun. 1212 6 Rd Weldrcnj 12 iz 6
Jof. Merriljun. 12 iz 6 Sha'k Waldre, 12 iz 0
John Mead 12 12 6 ThosWcflDio.kiz 12 6
Be j. Mason 1? co o Tho W/ggir gdiz 12 6
Jernes Merril iz_oo 0 Jet Wiggin iz co 0
Tof. Mafen jr. 12 12 6 Nick. Wigrin 12 00 6
Benj. Norris iz 12 6 Cath Wiggin 12 12 6
Newmarket, August 10th 1773.
WALTER BRYANT, Colleger forfaid Tioftittott.
A Stray FIG
Was taken up force Days ago,—the Owner may have
him again, paying Charges, by enquiring of Mr. Samuel
Gate, near the Pound.
Province of new Hampshire;
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