The New-Hampshire gazette and general advertiser — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1792-05-02 00:00:00, page 4

URSUANT to an a& of the Gene-
P ral Court, passed June 16, 1791,
empowering the fele@men of Campton
to assess one penny per acre on all the
unimproved land in said Campton.—
Therefore this is to give public notice,
that said taxes are af%eﬂ'cd and commit
ved to me the subscriber to colle&, and
that four months are allowed to pay
said tax in, viz. from the firft of June,
to the last of September, in labor at
three shillings per day ; that unless
said taxes are paid by the last of Sep
tember, so much of the delinquent’s
land will be fold as to pay said taxes,
together with incidental charges.
EPHRAIM COOK, Colle&tor.
Campton, April 14, 1792.
‘State of New-Hampshire.
ÜBLIC notice is hereby given, that
P a petition hath been preferred to
the General Court, by John Tafker,
Esq. and others, all of Barnftead, re
presenting that a large bridge hath been
supported in Barnftead, across Suncook
River, on the road from Coas to Dover,
which is almost worn out, and it ap
pearing absolutely neceflary said bridge
should be rebuilt. They therefore pray
in behalf of said town, that an a& may
be pafled empowering them to assess
and raise by a tax, two pence per acre,
on all the lands in said town, to be ap
propriated to the use of building said
bridge, and clearing and finithing two
roads ; one on the north fide of said
Barnftead from Gilmantown to Bar
rington, the other from Gilmantown
through the centre of said Barnftead to
Barrington ; upon which petition, the
General Court ordered that they may
be heard thereon, before:-them on the
second Wednesday of the next session,
and that'in mean time, they cause the
substance of said petition, and order of
court thereon, be publithed iﬁu_thgi'l\j‘_ew-
Hampthire Gazette three weeks® fiic
ceflively, fix weeks prior to thé fittihg
of said court, that any person or persons
may then appear, and shew cause why
the prayer thereof may not be granted.
ATTEST,
JOSEPH PEARSON, Sec’ry:
Portsmouth, Dec. zoo, 1791.
State of New-Hampshire.
OTICE is hereby given to the
N non-resident owners of land in
the township of Rochester, who have not
paid their State tax for the year
1786, that unless they pay said taxes
to me the subscriber, on or before the
UoaNa L TN,
State of New-Hampshire.
NOTICE is hereby given to the
proprietors of land 1n the town
ship of Unity, who liave not paid their
taxes for the year 1774, that unless they
pay said taxes to me the subscriber on
or before the second Monday in June
next, so much of their land as will pay
the fame together with incidental char
ges, will be fold at public vendue, at
the dwelling-house of Jonathan Glid
den in said town, at ten o’clock, A. M.
on said day. No.Q’ty R. £. s.d.
John Sherburne t 100 3, 9060
37 100% ofo
3 50.%. 0.8 9
150 9. 72. 040
John Mason 4 1001 060
Samuel ludkins 4% S 0 3 v3O
5 0P 0360
Phillip Huntoon }4 3063 000
6z 1002 0060
\6 kd'i 618
Nathaniel Barrell 18 1001 o 0 6 ©
21 100 1 690
, 0. €66 03 0
William Long 38 100 1. 660
1§ 5394 .90 5.9
Triftram Sanborn 3 506 0030
58 504 98
Simon French 400 756 046
Samuel Winslow g§¢ 100 3. 0.6 ©
109 100 3 o 0 60
James Bean 94 1003 o 6 o 0
Samuel Colcord 3100 100 3 06 ©
Daniel Ladd b 2 §6 6 030
A kO6 0130
B.Wentworth, Ef4. 300 500 7 1 ¢ 11
JONATHAN GLIDDEN, Colleétor.
Unity, February 27, 1792.
'29th day of May next, so much of their land as will pay the fame, toge -
ther with incidental charges, will be fold at public vendue, at my dweliing
houfe in said town, at ten o’clock in the forenoon, on said day.
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| Specie, | Certificates. |
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James Durgin O 8% c. &L 8B 0. 0. 0 (P 2 06 B
Thomas Drew P BixvYe 2 0 W O DB gy 6 0 @
Joseph Jenkins poa .2 211. 5.0 9 00 7 1 8o o
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Lt. Jona. Woodman —— 10 0 == &= w— [ 0 —— —
Lt. John Smith —_— e 2 1] —— — —— ] § —
Ebenezer Varney —— ] 4 = O 2 —= 0 8 —— o 1
Ensign Israel Hodgdon —— —— 0 9 —= ——— - 0 4 =—
Lt. Joseph Jones —_— e 4 4§ —— — e 2 2 —
Ensign John Waldron — 0 8 —— e w—— 0 4 —— —u
Capt. Paul Wentworth —— —n 011 ~— —t —u 0§ —
Archableme Phadrick —— 8 4 —— — — 4 2 —_— ——
Benjamin Bickford —_—— 0 § = —— e O 4 =—— —
George Walton Ffiin o 3 EBE i Ree Seee 8O KR
Capt. Paul Gerrith — e § 10 e e —— 2 | ——
Shadrick Walton, Esq. 0 2 —— c——= — o | —= i o—
Lt. Triftram Heard g 0.0 6.0 8 606 b 0 0. 6.0 .8 ¢
Capt, Timothy Gerrith 0 010 0 0 © 0 0 0 0 § 0 0 o ~—
Lt. Joseph Roberts B 0 10 4 6.0 .46 0 0 ¢ 8 ¢ 6 o‘
Col. James Davis, 99 & 3. 0880806 7. 8080 0
Col. Richard:Waldrofi-. 6. © ¢ © © 0 06 2 0 0 o 0 0 o 0.0 i
Govenor Shute L 9 p 8.0 . 5 .9 O DO9 Y 890 0
A share between three :
ment~JMho'sHanfon; >0 8 t 8 o © © ¢ 6 6 ©IBO 8 6.0 6
J. Hanson, B. Hanson '
Samuel Hayes ;
William Hayes % $ 0.1 0 B-he. 886N6 BB O
Benjamin Hayes |
Gerfhom Deowns ‘
Thomas Downs }ge9B9vo%o Bboß Y Py
Ebenezer Dowas
John Ricker
Meturin Ricker }o 034. £ 4.9 B 0 ¢} 9.3 %3 8. 0
Ephraim Ricker
John Treekey
‘Thomas Treckey }B 0 1.0 0989 6.0 b.pb 18P
Hativil Nut ter®
Edward Evens
Benjamin Evens % 3.9 S4O. 3304§&0 91 24 7 . 9.9
Joseph Evens |
Ensign Hatevil Nutter |
Henry Natter }o g 6 0.3 28000 8 0.1 800
Eleazer Colman
Benjamin Mason
William Dame }o D 213 0 08l b 8 x¥& 090
Capt-.Bj. Leighton
John Bickford
Joseph Bickford %o 2. 0. B 4 70DL600. 85 40
Eleazei Bickford
John Hall
Thomas Hall %o o 0 %00 p'c 888&0 89P
Samuel Cearl
Ebenezer Tuttle
William Twombly, }o S 4.3 1 '%5 9.0 8 0D v D B E &
James Guppy
Samuel Heard
James Heard 890 0 368 0 0 0.8 8 31 3% 0. ¢
David Watson |
Ebenezer Garlin |
Thomas Wallingsford } |
Jabez Garlin 8 0 00 L 0 B 000 9 090 8 0
Joseph Steverfon |
John York %o -0 5.1 002000 06 o
John Ambler ‘
Joseph Chefley ‘
Samuel Chefley }o 20D¢39D50 HPO I OB
John Williams |
Salathiel Denbow |
Samuel Perkins %o D 4 :2:-0.0.0 060%30 009
William Clay |
John Randle Y
JOb Randle }-—-ﬂn Smvete wieeesen () 3S——S— () I |
James Clark
Nathaniel Lamas
Joseph Wheeler — G 1] e— e — ] e— —
Daniel Harvey
John Williams
William Hall —— —— 4 8 0 0 0 0 0 O 2 4 0 O
Abner Clark
John Drew
John Cook e e s 0.2 0.0 0.0 000 .2 0.0
Benjamin Pinnard
A share between four men.
John Twombly
Eeanmixl Twon{bly }o Plo'e L 2 00 €O2 © 6 7 8 O
ofeph Twombl
Benjamin Peirce - ‘
Samuel Twombly
I;Z(l;anzeé::;rr Q' 9.1 ‘4640000 0.8 390
John Hodgdon
Morris Fowler .
Tohn Hoyt :
Benjamin Green a 9 0 9. G 7 0 0 0"0 O Gigg W D
Thomas Alden ‘ i ;
THOMAS ROBERTS, ColleQor,~—e==—Rochefter, April 25, 1792.
A FARM—/or sale
I KITTERY,
ONTAINING fixty-five acres of
C good land, adjoining the country
road, one mile and half from the main
river—is well situated for mowing, pas
turing and tillage—has a house 40 by
32, and a barn 40 by 29 feet, on the
fame ; 10 acres of wood land, within
30 rods of the house, and a young thri
ving orchard that makes five hogsheads
of cyder ; there are three boiling springs
within 16 rods of the houfe.~——The
purchaser may have a deed by paying
one half down, and giving security for
the remainder.
JAMES FERNALD.
Kittery, May 1, 1792.
H AN D -V.E:. R,
State of New-Hampshire.
OTICE is hereby given to the
N non-resident owners of land in
Hanover, who have not paid their taxes
for the year 1790, that unless they pay
said taxes to me the fubfcriber,on or be
fore the gthday of July next, so much of
their land as will pay the fame together
with incidental charges, will be fold at
public vendue, at the house of the sub
scriber in said town, at ten o’clock,A.M.
on said day. .
No. 100 Cou’ty.State.
s:id. 0.4. q.
Nath’l Freeman 11 100 1 2 06 1
John Sherwin 510052 0.0 §
Peter Afpunwell 64 21 04 o 1 2
John Walbridge 6 100 12 06 1
John Walbridge 6 60 o 730 3 1
John Downing 51 21 04 o 1 2
Ozias Strong Dbt S 8 A E S
John Knight 33500 - I°2. 006}
John Knight 0100 ! 3 .23.0 68
Heman Atwood 14 100 1 6% 0 8 o
PrinceAfpenwell 12 90 1 1. 035 2
Prince Afpenwell 8 60 o 0 7303 1
John Wright, jr. 14 60 20 02 o
Oliver Barker 2100..12 oh 2
Sampson Sheafe 4 100 12 06 1
Sampson Sheafe 5 6o o 0 5302 2
Samuel Stores,jr. 5 Ico 1 2 © 6 1
Silvanus Freeman 5 100 1 2 06 1
SilvanusFreemantl 6o o 7% 0 3 1
Nath’l Hopkins 2z 100 12 06 1
John Parker 8 50 &6 0508 %
Hugin Stores, jr. 5 100 12 06 1
Hugin Stores,jr. 23 60 o 75 0 3 1
Daniel Allen 13:.00 o7k 082
Mat. Thornton 11 40 0053 0021
LUTHER INGALS, Constable.
Hanover, April 12, 1792.
LYNDBOROUGH.
i State of New-Hampshire.
& TOTICE is hereby given to the
N non-resident proprietors of land
in Lyndborough, who have not paid
their taxes for the year 1785, that un
less they pay said taxes to me the sub
scriber, on or before the 15th day of”
May next, so much of their land as
will pay the fame, together with inci
dental charges, will be fold at public
vendue, at the dwelling-house of Willi
am Barron, Esq. innholder in said
town, at one of the clock in the aftes
noon, on said day.
N. Div. Q’ty. L. s. d.
Johty Péises; . 1 3 150 0 € &
Blanchard and
Mefervey, - }2 £ Jan." 37
Efg. Clagget’s
hgirs, o }6 # BNee 98
Col. March, i 6 1 200 6.6 8
Undivided, 1500 2 11 §
SAMUEL HUSTON, Conitable.
Lyndborough, April 3, 1792.
E the subscribers being appoint
"R’ ed commissioners by the Hon.
Oliver Peabody, Esq. Judge of Probate
of Wills, &c. for the county of Rock
ingham, to receive_the claims of the
creditors to the estate of John Phil
brook, late of Newmarket, Cabinet
maker, deceased, represented insolvent,
hereby give notice that we will attend
on said business on the last Saturday in
this and the five following months, from
3 to 5 o’clock, P. M. on said days, at
the dwelling-house of Samuel Philbrook
in Greenland.
JOB CHAPMAN,
ENOCH CLARKE,
Greenland, April 25, 1792,