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Pigcellaneous Repository.
EVENING—a rracMmEnT.
SOFTLY {teals the lucid ray,
Smile ot ﬂow-dedining day,
O’er the VC!dUtC—Pié\ul’d gréen, .
Through the breathing woodland {cene,
Up the mouniain’s fieepy heighr,
Painting beauty to the fight. : :
Mildly blows the fragrant gale |
O’cr the plain, the flow’ry dale,
Through the windings of the grove,
Whispering tales of plaintive loyoe
Songs of eve now warble mild
Sadly {weet, and sweetly wild<=
Softer grows the tender lay,
Borne by echo far away,
Wisted on the sighing breeze . - .
Th-ough- the distant wavy trees— 5
All s mulfic, all perfume, :
Verdane fliage, smiling bloom—e
Blushes deck the moantain’s brow,
Streak the grand zrial bow—
Now they vanish from ‘the view, #
Lcave the sky in azuse hue, &
Tuneful carols now are flill
Every vale, and plain, and hill ;
Ring oo more the chirging fay,
Sweetly hymn’d to parting day..
Evening clad in mantle hlue, "
Lightly bath’d in dolcet dew, .
Slowly c’er the velvet green, .
Came’s with graceful, pensive mien ;
Veiling as (he takes her way, "
Ev’ry Icene in vellare grey, ‘
Sprinkling on-each herb and flsw’s
Pearly drops of gealal pow’r ; :
Lulling natare’s breathing charms
All in {flumber’s downy arms.-~
*hrough‘ the mantling trees afar,
- Twinkles bright the silver far,
On the bosom of the fiream
Sofily rests each smiling gleam ;
Waking all the paiad train,
Sweetlo breathe the evening strain,
Reund the ftreamlet’s margin way
Gently trip in fprighdy play.—
Fancy now, with flowing hair,
Loosely waving in the air,
Nywmph of rapiare—{peaking eye,
Cheek of lovely bluthing dye, ~
Dimpled chin, and airy form,
Breait with lively feelings warm,
Frolicks in the dusky lawn,
Nimble as the frifking fawn ;
O’er the green the lonely vale, '
‘Warbling wild some melting tale. |
e . EDWIN' 1
Moralist,
The WISDOM of PROVIDENCE.
[From the German of Gellert.]
DURING the violence of a florm, a
traveller implored relief from Jupiter,
and intreated him to assuage the tempest.
But Jupiter lenta deaf ear to his intreaty.
Struggling with the unabating fury of the
whirlwiod, ured and far from@helter, he
grew peevish and discontented. ¢¢lsitthas,
said he, the gods, to whom our faérifizes
are offered dayly, heedlefls of onr weltare,
and amafed with oar fufferings, make a 0 os
tentatious parade of their omoipotence P
At Jeagtk, approaching the verge of a sor
est, ¢ heére he cried, I {hall ind that {uccour
and proteflion, which heaven, either unable
or unwilling to aid me, hath refafed.” But
as he advanced, a robber rose suddenly from
a brake, and our traveller, impelled by in
flant terror and the profpe& of great danger,
betook bimlelf to flight, exposing him
felf 1o the tempefl, of which he had so
bitterly eomplaiced, His enemy, mean
while, fitting an arrow tél his bow, took
exalt aim ; but the bowflring being re
laxed with the moiflure, the deadly weas
pon fell thort of its mark, and the traveller
cfcaped uniojured. As he cootinued his
journey, a voice iflued awful from the
clouds : ‘*Meditate on the providence as
well as on the power of heaven. Ihe storm
which you deprecated so blalphemoully,
hath been the means of your preservation.
Had not the bow string of your enemy been
rendered ufeicls by rain, you bad fallen a
prey to his violence.” ,
B e
| SPedlep,
ACERTAIN rich irveligious clergy
man pafling by an Irishman, who was
makiog a grave'ione, thus adsweffed the
man, (being acquaiated with him) ¢¢ friend
. I must employ you to make me a pair of
grave-flones” soon, for I do not expeft to
live long, god what will you put on them 7
Why, said the Irifsman, and may it please
your reverence, I will put this good ferip
ture on them, The rick man died and was
duried ; and as you are a maa well versed
in the {criptures, you may put on the re
maioder oIP the verle. X,
A sea captain having made some material
blunders in his reckoning, and finding that
be could not discover the latitude, walked
the deck in great despondence wringing his
bands, and crying out in a pathetic tone,
#«On ! if my dear, wife knew where 1 was.”
44 By fFdmes ({aid 3 surly lar) | would much
rather, Sig, that you knew yourleif,” ;
A heavy complaint has been made against
the authory of modern romances, full of
hosts, {pe€tres, and murderers. The young
fadics are so frighiencd, as 1 be afraid to
ﬂccp‘olom'. Lo e L 8 R
A number of idle fellows baving broken
~ the lamps in 2'town io the Wefl of Ircland,
the magistrates, in order. to prevent such
: dépredaciowh future, ordered that the
Yamps fould be taken down. by wight,fhnd
POy ORI o 5 B T
Two Hibernian sons of Neptune, walk.
ing i::he Boston Mall, Wﬁé:gn whilst
‘they were coppering ~th'e'pu£a ) of the
State-Houfey. faid:Paddy 10 his imA
rah sy honey, but ‘this is the ficl time in
oy life, rhat L ever saw them copper-bottom
A Parrot is atprefent.in ","j“@m"% of
“Aady Bunkerton, seventy ycars of age, which
tulks as well as cvery 304 increases in noise,
a 3 t'does inyears. The bird Being a/.
“ , e mea :c‘kﬂ'ell tae fmﬂrifé.
- MILLSFIELD.. -
W_HEREAS the proprietors
./and owners of the township
of MiLLsrieLp, in the county of
Grafton, and State of New-Hamp
shire, August 31, 180 z—at a legal
meeting voted a tax of Five Dor<
LARS, on each original thare or tight
in {aid townthip, (the School right ex- |
cepted,) and committed the fame to ;
me to colle&, of which due Notice has |
been given—And whereas said tax !
has not been paid on the following I
original rights or thares in said town- |
thip, viz.—Elisha Wsodworth, David 1
Thempfon, William Thompson, Facob |
Marfion, William Marfion, jre Fames |
Miliery Manafeb Divell, , Fohn Sullin- |
gine, one Right for a Glebe for the !
Church of England, by law eftablith
‘ed, and one Right for the incorpora- |
ted Society, for the propagation of the !
Gospel in foreign parts—Notice is |
hereby given that so much of each of |
the said delinguent rights as will pay |
said tax, and incidental charges, will
be fold at Public Auvgion, at my
dwelling-house in Epping, in said |
county of Rockingham, on the third |
Tuesday of April next, at ten of the |
clock in the forenoon, unless prevent- |
.ed by previous payment. -
.. Wn.. PLUMER, Prop’s Collettor.
Epping, Novcs beris, 1808, | .. e
. ißkl o RS bT T g
‘“N 0 TICE 18 yﬂgivcn }
lare of Portfmourd, u’.a§ : ed, and |
. N that ELIZABETH 82 ANW 00D,
hath been duly. appoy: 48 4 ;;ﬁ‘ 14trix on
the eftare of WILLIAM STANWOOD,
has laken updn hierfelf that tufly and given |
bonds as the Law direfls—ALL_ Persons |
“avip demands against said eflae, are heres |
by‘caﬁt'a upon to cxhibit the (ame,. and
‘All Persons indebdred to said cflate, to make -
immediate payment to - i 5
'DANIE{ HUMPHREYS, Attorney to
- Portfmouib, November 8, 1802, |
ERROL. !
‘N F HEREAS the proprietors
' and owners of the township
of ErroL, in the county of Grafton,
and State of New-Hampshire, August
31, 1802—at a legal meeting voted
a tax of Beven DoLrars, on each o
riginal share or right in said townthip,
(the School right excepted, ) and com
mitted the fame to me to colle&, of
which due Notice has been given—
and whereas said tax has net been
paid on the following original rights
or thares, viz.— Fames. Reid, Esquire,
James Reid, jr. dndrew Colburi, Fo-
Jeph Heminway, Benedic Webber, Sam’]
Bishop, Elijab Clays, Fobn Whiteny,
Fobn Fafeit, Santuzl Gravs, Fonah Her
ringten, Fames Tiffeny, Nathan Hall,
James Brewer, William Thomson, Da
vid Thomson, Timothy Bartholemenn,
Andreww Bell, Elijah Daly, Reu. Berija
min Stephenty of Kittery, Hon.. George
Jaffrey, Efg. dudrew M Gassy, Daniel
Sherburne, Samuel Sherburne, Edward
Sherburne, William Zorrey, one whole
share for the Church of England; by
law eftablithed, and one whole share
for the incorporated Society, for the
propagation of the Gospel in foreign
parts—Notice is hereby given that so
much of each of the said delinquent
rights as will pay said tax, and inci
dental charges, will be fold at Public
Audion, at my dwelling-houft in Ep
ping, in said county of Rockingham,
.on the second Tuesday of April next,
at ten o’clock in the fgr,enoon, unless
prevented by previous-payment.
Wwn. PLU&ER, Prop’s Colle&or.
Epping November 1, 1802.
To Hezerran Smirn, Efg. Cierk of the
Propriety of PrrcY, in thé coun
ty of Grafion, in the. State of New-
Hampshire. +. . - £ .
E the subscribers being pro
‘; D prietors and owners o%more
than one sixteenth part of the town
ship of PERCY, in said county, do
hereby requelt you to call a Meeting
of the proprietors us said townthip, to
be holaen at the house of Capt. Stephen
Willfon, in the town of Lancaster, in
said county, on the fitt Monday of
January-next, at ten o’clock, A. M. to
act on the following articles, viz.
lit. To choose a Moderator to gov
ern the meeting.
2d.. To take the opinion of the
Proprietors, refpe@ing the laying out
the Town into lots ; the firlt division
to consist of sixty Acres, of the best,
or firlt quality l.and to each proprie
tor ; and the second division, to con
fitt of one hundred and forty Acres
of the second quality, to each propri
etory and the remainder to rest in
commonage.
3d. To vote such sums of Meney
as may be necessary for carrying into
execut:on the above purpose.
4th. To choose Afleflors, a Com
mittee, for the above mentioned pur
poses, and a Colleétor therefor.
Pirifmouth; Sept. 28, 1802,
- "JOHN COLES,
A: RICUETERR, -
DAN’L R. ROGERS,
JACQB WALDEN,
WILLIAM STANWOOD,
NATH’. TREADWELL.
PursvANT to the avove request, 1 here
by notify and warn the Proprictors of Per
<y, to meet at the time and pl.ce above men
tioned; for the purposes aforefaid.
HEZEKIAH SMITH, Cletk for the
Proprietors’of Percy.
Northumberland, Oéiober 15, 1802.
State of New.Hampfhire. -
NOI‘ICE is hereby given to the non
resident owners of lands in NEW.
CHESTER, county of Grafton, who have °
pot paid their raxes for the year 1802, that
unlefls they pay said laxes to me'the subscri
ber, on.or before the 20th day oi January
next, so much of their land as will pay the
fame, rogether with incideatal charges, will
be fold at public vendue at the dwelling
houfe of EpwarD BLobeer, in said
town, at ten o’clock, A. M. on said day.~-
The following lots are in the fourth division.
S o |
ORJGINAL PRO- & 8 High- S !
o s
PRIETORS NAMES, & S way. ¥ |
; 30 0.0
, William Greyham, 17 ico o 80 4 ’
Robert Craige, 22 Ico o 64 3
Jokn Tolford, 24, 100 064 3 l
Jeremiah Colbun, 27 100 080 4
Stephen Ferington, 28 100 ¢ 64 3
john Tdilord, Esq. 29 100)o 80 4
Solly & March, 30 100 © 64 ‘3 |
Henry Hall, /.88 1000 64 3
John Aikin, 32 100 0 64 3
Jehn-Toltord & »
- Jonathan Ingals,% 391890 61,804
James Quintain, 42 100 ogß g
Matihiew Thornton, 45 100 1 11 6
Archibald Dulap, 46 ioo 144 7
Matthew Thornton, 87 100 1 11 6
Timothy Ingois, 89 100 089 4
Matibew Thornton, 70 25 ¢ 20 1
Henry Herring, 67 50 040 2
Melerve and others, 10 42 0 33 2
Archibald Dunlap, 93 100 1 11 6
End of the fourth division, ’
2s ) Joho Coftellog, 2 80 064 3
& Q}Geo. Atkinson, 3 80 064 3
&= J Theo. Parker, 480 o 64 3
The following lots are in the gd divifien.
Henry Heroag, 8 100 0 80 4
Archibald Dunlap, 15 102 1 12 6
Mark Can, 18 100 1 12 6
Nathaiel Ingals, 25 100 064 3
Solly & March,* 26 100 0 80 4
Robert Fletcher, 27 100°.1.60 g |
Capt. James Shirley, 31 50 ©4O 2
Capt. Tho’s Wells, 33 100 0 80 4
Matthew Thornton, 39 go-o 8o 4
James White,. 40 45 o_4o 2
Matthew Thornton, 4r* 4§ 0 40 2
Samuel Seatle, ‘43 100 o 8o 4
Jobn Man,, 44 80 91
‘Robert White, =~ .47 1500 72 4
James Quintain, © ' 53 100 o 80 4
Timothy Ingals, 54 1000 80 4
Blank Lot, 55 100 0 g 8 §
John Wentworth, 57100 ©4O 2
John Moffar, ~ §9.100 040 2z
Ebenezer Dearborn, 6o 1100 040 2
Archibald Dunlap, 86 100 0 64 3
End of the third drotfion. " j
';T& follbm"ag lots aré in the 1f division
James Wadwell, .. 93. 45 ©4O 2
v*ﬁ%‘wwm i 1 45 040 3
- JOHN SEARLE, Colleitor.
New- hefler. Nov. 10, 1808. S
&> BANK BILLS Wanted ]/
| WﬁNTﬁﬁfF?m Tups %A&D**M
' Fsuﬁﬁ%ff delivered before m’%a
V.V Lagrs,in small Bank Bills, under
day of ngxt manth ; they will be received
a 1 Par, and payment wady 1o BoOKs 108
anifo‘ﬁ%*@%em{; ~at No. & Danicl.
firect; Portimouth, N. H, . Nov.g.
STATE oF let%““’s*““f"
o 5 "#@‘d,_ﬂ:
"OTICE.is I)ler‘eby given to the
N non-resident proprietors and
awners of land in the town of AL.-
TON, county of Strafford and State
aforefaid, who have not paid their
road and county-taxes for the year
1802—that so much of their lands
as will pay faid‘taxes, together with
incidental charges, will be fold at pub
lic vendue, at the dwelling:houle of
the subscriber in said Alton, on Tues
day the 25th day of January 1803, at
11 o’clock A. M. unless prevented
by previous payment to me the fub
{criber. : = B 0
A
Original proprictors LB MR 8 s
& owners Names. | 8 » ¥ & &
' . B
¥The Hens of ;
Samuel Ach,} 89409 4.0%8
Joha Gage, 5 2 230 ¢ g 0 18
A Hdg. <. w3l .8105 &64 13
Samucc! 1:1»}:(5, } 13 3 9529 54 79
1& i
€ do. : 15 4 312 3 12 26
Nathzniel Stevens; 11 4§ 1001 o 8
Jonathan Bickfor;, A 3 400 4c 9
John Bickford, 4 1 400 40 3
Nathanie! Kimball, 18 1 200 2 017
Etitha Davisy, - 4 2 5005 4
The two large Lots Number nime & eighteen,
laid cut to the fliare of Tho's Wallingsford,
kfq. deceajed, drveded as foilows,
The Heirs of John
Wentworth, Elg. :
deceated, &.E!izqa- &9 100 8.75 18_
berh his wife, i ik, n
Harnah Brown, 3 0232 9 83 o 7
Maik Wallivgsford, ¢ o 206 2 12 17
Lydra Coftelioe, I o 260 260 ¢1
Samuel Wallingsford, 6. o 213 2 13 17
Rachel Newell, 7 o 216 2 16 18
The twolarge L@ Num'er fix & twelve,
laid out to the fare of Jotham Odiorne,
deceased, divided as follews,
Peter Pearfe & Mary
his wife, nosth range}g&g 0200 2 017
east fide,
The Heirsof Sam’] ¢
Allen, south raugc} § 01001 o 8
wefl fide, : 1
Mehitable Treadwely, 6 i g
north range wefl ﬁdc.} a 0
The Lot Number touricen, in thethird 7ange,
divided as follows,
Sam’l Joy. halfof No. 8 © 204 2 50 20
Ssmuel Hale, No. g 8 o 3co 375 37
The Large lot Number eight, tn the {econd
rawge, dividcd as follews,
The Heirs of g
Sam’] Alien, } ; . 290 4
Jothua Peirce, 2 0125064 5
Thomlenton & Mason, 6 0 43 0 22 ¢
ZEBULON DAVIS, Colleftor.
Alion, Novembrer 15, 1802,
State of New-Hamp/bire.
P ÜBLIC NOTICE isherebygiven
that the feletmen of Peeling:
have petitioned the General Court,
praying that they may be empowered
to assess a tax of three cents per acre
throughout said town, for two years on
residents and non-residents, to be laid
out in making and repairing the high.
ways in said Peeling.
Ordered, that the petitioners be heard
on their petition before the General
Court, on the firk Tuesday of the
next f{eflion, and that the petitioners
cause the fubltance of said pdtition and
order of Court thereon to be¢ publithed
in the New-Hampthire Gazette, three
wecks fucceflively,commencingtwelve
weeks prior to fuid day of ‘hearing,
that any person or persons may then
appear and shew cause (if any they
have,) why the prayer thereof may
not be granted. ‘ ‘
Attelt, , ;
‘N. PARKER, Dep’y Secretary,
Cuncord, fJune g, 1802,
. State of New-Hampihire,
W Grafion, .
OTICE is hereby given to the
N non-resident proprietors and
owners of land in the town of WENT
WORTH, county of Grafton, in said
State, who have not paid their coun
ty and highway taxes for the year
1802—that so much of their lands as
will pay said taxes, together with in
cidental charges, will be fold at pub
lic vendue, at the house of Capt.
William White, innholder in said town,
on the last Monday in February,next,
‘at 10 o’clock in the forenopn, unless
prevented by previous payment to
me the subscriber.
. =
: a P s 8%
To &3 208
NAMES. 5 Sda'a YN
C. C.
Jacob Bailey, § iR 2 1004 o
Joleph Greeley, 1™ 6.4 100 450
dos." : 2 00 ICO 4§o
do. 3200 44 2'32
Sardihel Page, 2 00 ICO 4§o
Joseph Page, 2 100" 44 2 32
Lands voted to
Isaac Cleford,} Q 00 502 32
for services, i
BENJAMIN COTTON, Collecor.
Wentworth, November 3,18 z,
-State of New-Hampthire.
NO T'ICE 1s hereby given to the pro
prictors and owners of land in the
township of COVENTRY, in the county
,of Gralion, who have not paid theit tax of
Six Dodlars on each originai night, that was
voted by said proprictors on the ¢B:h of
May, 1800 ; that so mach of their land 2s
will pay said lax, together with incidental
charges, will be fold at public vendue at
the dwelling-house of Dr. AMasaScorT,
in Haverhill, in said county, on Thurlday
the eoth of January next, at 10 o’clock,
A. M. unless prevented by previous pav
ment to the fublcriber. The names of the
delinquents are as follows, with the sum due
Jet against eack name,
- NAMES, - D. C.
Theephilus Fitch, Efg. 6. o
Joho Francher, 6 o
Eliphalet Sealey, 6 o
James Banks, ' & .0
Dariel Stevens, 5.0
Amos Weed, # o Gt
Samuel Weed, .8
Benjamin Weed, AU o
Isaac Weed, - : 8 .0
_Ebenezer Hoit, 5o acres of } L
(asid right,
Hezekiah Weed, 6 o
Josiah Waterbory, 6 o
Joseph Davenport, 6 ro
Gideon Leads, 6 o
Samuel Crifey, 6 o
Half of Obadiah Sealy’s right, 3 o
3 quarters Deodat Daven. } &
port’s righg, 43
Ebenezer Schofield, 6o
Isaac Amfdale, . 6 o
Samuel Belding, 6 o
Ephraim Smhith, = 6 o
James Smith, - : 6 o
Jefle Smith,! oy i 6 o]
~ .Samuel Bowton, | 6. o
Jahial Bowton, ~ 6 o
Zebulon Hufted, ¢ L 6 6
' ' Charles Smith, 6. o
- John Bettes, i ot
Abraham Weed, .6 g
' Reuben Weed, | B 9
Nathaniel Loundfbury,” 6. ¢
Admer Stevens, et
'Half of Obadiah Stevens’right 3 o
Obadiah Stevens, jun. 6.0
- Nathaniel Weed, s
"~ Half of Eleazer*Bowton, } o
g S DB L R RSR -¢3 ©
jun’s. right, ;
- Eliphalet Sealy, 6 o
‘'Wife Sealy, = - 6 o
3 quarters of Silas Hoit’s light, 4 g 0
- Silvanus Sealyy v = ST 67 0
"William Fauocher, - [ " 6‘o
-~ Ddniel Benedi&, r’ AR S
- Theopbilus Hanggsij S roul
~ "Nathaniel Waiepk Wy 6“o
_ James Scofield,”, " 6 o
¢ Jimes B, R e gt o
G A sevai G 6
éq'ﬁn ancher,je;, | - 6.9
~ Maithew Fountain, " .. 6. o ‘
. Joseph Lockwood, -., . 6 o
~ Halt the righ of 4ﬂmw} b
B“’"",,’ 3"* 6 %
" MnkH Wentworin B 06 o
e R b
. MOOR RUSSEL, Colihr.
. Coventry, Nev. g, 1808, ¢
Stare ar New-Hamesnire,
e County of Strafford, -
NOTICE is-hereby given to the
~ non-resident proprietors and
owners of land in the town of New-
Dvurnam, county of Strafford, & State
aforefaid, who have not paid their
highway, county & {chool tazes for the
year 1802, that {o much of their lands
as will pay said taxes, together with
incidental charges, will besfold at
pijlic vendue at the dwelling:hounfe
of Feremiabh Folfemn, innholder in {a¥d
town, on Thursday the 20th day of
January 1803, at 10 o’clock, A. M.
unless prevented by previous payment.
2 o c?aa‘: 3
ProrrieToOßsS ;\i % g% <
Names, T 3 2 ¥ §©B
i ‘ e T 4
Thomas Langley, 83 ¢ 75 o 6o W o
Val’e-Mathes, Esq 84 1 100 1 25 16 o
Samuel Willey, 71 2 1251 @l3 o
Robert Burpham, 58 960 50 7 o
J;&e?”h{‘;"&} 281 °SOO 5% 7 o
Thomas Chefley, 96 & 125 2 028 o
Siephen Jongs;éc_go 2 125 0 95 19 ©
lohn Andrews, e
“ENhpCromin, } o Jhal it 7
Job Runnels, 811 50050 7 o
Samuel Chefley, 12925 ¢ 5081 O
Capt. ] Thomas, g 2 ¢ 6¢40 25 5 o
Lek os 7 o
‘ .
do. 608 450 45 7 ©
Bc}r])jamin Smigs, 59 ¢ 95 ¢4? 7.0
JB' Bcnncu,’ }6g ¢ 125 060 & o
ohn Mason :
Jacob Bennett, g 0 e 005 5 ©
do. 20 I 100 © ¥5 to, ©
James Smiih, 8 e 125065 g o©
Jona, Chefley, jr. 95 2 125 1 0 13 o
Joseph Sias, 80 2 125 ¢ 50 81 ©
Law Lot,No.l, 26¢ 5105 7 o
Ichabod Chefley, 25-2 700 50 7 o
David Langley, 42 2 125 150 20 ©
; Improved Lands of Nonresidents,
Lemuel Davis, 65 ¢ 125 15020 13
Robert Kent, 85 ¥ 100 2" 0 26 20
Samuel Clark, 97 2 125 1. 50 20 15
Hatevil Konight, - 99 ¢ 125 1 50 20 13
Joseph Chefley, 87 1 50 o#s 10 8
DAVID WILLEY, Collc&or,
New- Durkam, Noy. 10, 1802.
Ssate of Neaw-Hampfbire. | .’
'\ . Grafton, County, = -
NOTICE is hereby given to the
proprietors and owners of the
undivided Land in CANAAN; who
have not paid a tax of oze Dollar, on
each undivided Right committed to
me to colle&, that so much®of their
lands as will pay said tax, with inci-,
dental charges, will be fold at public
vendue, at the dwelling-house "of
Moses Dele, in said Canaan, on Tuefs
day the zsth day of: Janwarydvext, at.-
ten of the clock in the forenoen, unlefs'
prevented by previous payment'to:
me the subscriber. 7 - o :
Names oF THF GRANTEERS. O (o
- Thomas Gurtin, Thomas Gu;tz'n;- 2dy
right, Gibson Harris, Ebenezer Hdrrqy
Dariel Harris, Fofeph Babcock, mos
Wallworth, Fofeph Eames, Ebeneger
Eames, Ebercagr Peck, dlllen Whitmmarnsy
Fafed Spenser?’fpb’m Welly; jr. T homas
Wells; Feded't Lashrop, €lément Daniels,
Jobn Chamberlin, Benjamin' Chamber
liny dbner Chamberlin,” David Cham
“berlin, Ricbard Sparrew, George Har-
Stephen Kellogg, Israel Kellogg, dAaxow
Cady," Haron Cady, jr. Fobn Tabble,
Samuel Dodge, Sdmuel Meacham, Isaiah
Ratbbun, Wiler: Chemicrlin, T bomas
Gates, Williugu Chamberlin, jr. George
Lamptear, Thomas. Minery . Pf)m
Sabina, F fhua Ratbbun, Sylvefier Ras
dall, Samuel Dodgystbe 3d. Epbraim
Wells, ofiab Gater, jr. Lowis Lowverd
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i‘ 'EZEKIEL WEELS, Colle@tor.
- Canaan, Otigber 56, A, D.aSos.
STATE OfF NEw-HAMPsHIrE,
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NOT;ICE is hefeby given to the
- W, proprietors and:owners of Land
in the tgwnthip of WHITEFIELDS,
in said coutity of Grafton, who are
delinquent in payment of a proprie
tors tax of Seven Dorrars, on each
Origin;:tfßight of Land in said town
ship, voted the 26th of June 1801, for
the purpose- of paying for Roads,
Bridges, fuwveying Land, and other
expences—Wwhich tax has been aflefled
and committed to me to colle®; and
by me advertised for payment, and
still unpaid—Therefore, {o much-of
each and every of the following ori
ginal Rights of Land in said town
ship, will be fold on the loth day of
February next, at 7en of the clock
A. M. at the dwelling-house of Mr.
Nathan Fields, innholder in Bath, in
said county, as will pay said tax, and
incidental charges, unless prevented
by previous payment, viz.—the rights
of Fofiah Moody, Tho's Clough, Leavit
Clough, Fonah Long, Elighalst Nealy
William Norton, Phinehas Merricky:
William Frothingham, Seqpuuel Cade,
Samucl Cate, jr. *Phinchas Hodgden;
Feremiab Clough, Efg. Peter Green, Efg.
Fobn Flaggy Efy. Samuel Swan, jr. Lie
azer Richardson, William Farrington,
Helten Fobnfon, Her#y Oliter, Matthew.
Harington; Feremiah Clough, jr. Efg.
Jobn Holdin, obn Lewis, Edwa -
Marden, Henry Clough, Hemy.G;rrz‘j%,"
Capt. Stepheh Gerrifl, Fobn Hurd, Efg.
Toeph Hurd, Ilfaac Hurd, W illiam.
Harrisy Benning Wentoworthe. .~ -
JOHN BURNS, Colle¢tor.
November 10, 1802, ° sihpg 3 S D