The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1797-10-25 00:00:00, page 4

. PERPETUAL MGTION.
War begets Poverty ; Poverty Peace ;
Peace makes righes flow—Fate ne’er
* doth cease, ‘
Riches produce Pride ; Pride is War’s
. ground ; f* AL
War begets Poverty—The World
goes round. el
MR A DB
By Trade our Natiow’s Glory we’
maintain ; 4 ‘
By Trade the riches of the world we
drain, Qs ,
Oh Happy Country, ! may thy sons
SR, |
Till Fame and Wealth exalt themto
the fl-ies. \
MORALIST.
On JUSTICE.
W E {hall mention the motft like
ly means of paying what we
owe. - '
The firft mean is diligence in busi
ness. Molt men depend on business
for an honest livelihood 53 and it is
Paul’s advice, be not flothful in bufine/s.
Make no unnecessary delay, nor set
about it with a flack or an unikilful
hand. A due de&ribution of time
and labour, and a pun&ual adher
ence to it, are means of diligence.—
Yield not to languor nor the impor
tunity of companions, nor to a taste
for any pleasure, however innocent,
so far as to break an engagement, or
negle& the duties of your profeflion.
Seeft thou a man diligent in his business
ke shall fland before Kings. _
~ Itis agreeable to Kings and to
great men to have their commands
obeyed and their business done with
out delay : they may prefer the com
pany of one that is flothful and {ocial,
but they employ a man diligent in busi
ness. The hand of the diligent maketh.
rich. There are few profeflions where
the reward is not in exadt preportion
to diligence. Servants of the State
and of the church have usually a fix
ed salary. _ '
If a {enfe of duty eannot influence
them, they might confider that dili
gence is a mean of advancement, and
extreme negligence of degradation :
if negligence be indulged, it will soon
grow extreme, :
They might confider further, that
a habit of inattention to the duties
of their office will gradually extend
to their domestic affairs, and all will
go into disorder. :
- The second mean of paying what
we owe, is frugality, or the avoiding
of expence whenever it can properly
be avoided. - Many trades depend on
imall profits, and the ordering a
houthcld, is a detail of minute parti
culars. He that despises small things
Shall fall by liitle and litile. They
who have families, and a- growing
expence, must study to regulate it {o
as to render to all their due. It 1s
one of the duties of marriage to unite
in this study. Of a virtubus woman
it is said, the beart of her bufband dith
fafely trust in per. While providing
for his family abroad, he 'ltlruftsin her
frugal m ¢ment at home. . She
q;;i{?ada l;;:}zn;good and not evil -all the
days of her life. . Her frugality is not
suspended by fits of {loth, mor fruf
trated by fits of extravagance. She
looketh well to the.wways of her bufband,
takes the charges and oversight of '
every thing with a {kilfuland watch
ful eye. ke avorketh avith Fer hands,
neither eating the bread of idleness
herfelf nor. allowing her children and
domestics to cat it. She maketh fine
linnen and felleth it ; whatever is net
needed for hér family-fhe turns to
account by merchandize. .
Ste confdereth a field and ‘bayoth it,
the makes a gurchafe with due consi
deration, and fuffers not the loss or
discredit of a foolifh bargam. Ske
plamteth awincyard vith the fruit of
her. hand, with what the 'has gained
by industry. : »
- CONGREGCATIONALIST.
~ ANECDOTES.
A Quaker lately invited a tradesman to
‘ dine with bim, whom he treated with
an ‘excellent dinner, wine, tobacco, &c.
His gusht, after drinking preuy freely, be
came rude and abafive to his host, jnfo
much that the quaker’s patience was at
length exbaulled, and he addrefled him in
the following words : Friend I have given
thee 'd meat offcring, 2 drink offering and
a burnt offering, and for thy mifcondué I
will now give thee a /feave offering” —and
immediately threw him into the street, out
of &&c‘pa:lonr window. : ,
TALLEN, one day said with some an
~ & ger 1o bis lady, “*How's this, Madam
I Hearxvery where you with to be divor
ced from'me P 1 should hke it of all
things,”” replied che fyven, ¢‘but my fearis,
that having once borne your name, ¥ thoueld
?Omrﬁnd a man thatwould Aenor mé wilh
N honest Hitcrnian, not long since, was™
A& taken‘up in the north of {reland, on
. BROOKFIELD. )
~State of New-Hampﬁ:ire.
NOTICE is hereby given to the non
resident owners of land in Brook
field, who have not paid their road tax for
the year 1797, that unless they pay the
fzme to me the fublcriber; on or before
the 12th day of December next, at' 10 of
the clock, A. M. that so much of their
land will be fold at public vendue on said
day, as will pay the fame with incidental
charges, at th® dwelling house of William
Guppy, in {aid town, unless prevented by
previous payment. i
No. Ac’s. dols.c’ts. -
Samuel Hall, : 42 146 67
Henty Wiggin, 46" o 1" 8y
- Thomas Weniworth, 29 .140 = 20
Job Huffey, 5. 140 20
‘Samuel Varney, ‘49 140 46
Thomas Wentworth, - 34+ 140 17
William Wentworth, 66 130 .46
Love Roberts, . © 62 g 3 25
" Law Lot, : 61 140 1
Nathspé;!;&u%i;). i 10 - 100 1y
David Copp, Esq.. 7 51 - .35 25
Jdb"Cle‘uiéSu, ! / %2‘ 120 25
Andrew Marshal, ~ g 9 140 'B4
.Joshua Stagpole, . 60 140 17
Nathaniel Willand, 52 140 58
Nosh Emery, = .6 w 0 | 18
William Horn, 58 93 .7 .67
Ephraim Hanson, 2 Poh gb
Tg_omm Wiallingford, 43 ‘l4O =~ 67
" Reuben Libbey, ONG ey
WILLIAM GUPP%’,’ &?lt&pf.
Biookheld, O&tober 2, 1797,
Prizes. Dollars. Dollars.
| L of 1000 _is 1000
Tl 500 are 1000
3 300 900
6 200 1200
30 100 3000
o 00 : e T 3000
100 20 2000
150 10 1500
1300 3 10,400
1652 : : 245000
4343
6000 tickets at 4 dollarsy are 24,000
Subject to a deduction of 12% per cent.
This Class will commence draw
ing at Conicord, on Wednesday the
21t day of February next ; and
when compleated, a lift of prizes
will be immediately publithed, and
the prizes paid on demand.
JONA. FREEMAN,}
MICH’] M’CLARY,} Managers.
Wm. A. KENT, &
O&ober 1, 1797.
- NORTHWOOD. .
State of New-Hampshire.
County cf Rockingham.
NOTICE is hereby given to the
non-resident proprietors and
owners of lands in the town of North
wood, who have not paid their town,
{chool, county and high-way taxes,
for the year 1797, that so much of
“their land as will pay said taxes with
incidental charges, will be fold at
public vendue, at the dwelling house
of Jonathan Clarke, Esq. innholder
in {aid town, on Wednesday the zoth
December next, at 10 o’clock A. M.
unless prevented by pévious pay
ment. (oo # ;
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B e Y e
it & ' ’sdol.c’t.fc.C;.M.D.C
imon Sanborn, 810 9617647671 +6
Sam’l Cafwell, g 9 3 980%0}’% l‘z' go
W’mClefferton,7lo 42 = g "
W’m Langdon, . 14156 17 g 1
John Calfe, 813156 36 ~gl
John Wa, 21156 - g iws
Cutts&Moulton,g 6 26 889
Joseph Malem; 10 8130 2T 41
-Nath'l Sargent, 10 .%90 e e
JONATHAN BLAKE, Colleétor.
Northwood, O&. 5, 1797. v
‘a juflice’s warrant, charged with being an
United Irithman. Just as they were taking
him to prison, he said to the justice, *‘a
word in your worlhip’s ear, if you mean,
honey, to commit every man who is 2 Uni
ted Irishman) all the jails in Ircland won’t
held their dats. . -
A QUACK DOCTOR.
A FOOLISH, lidie ‘fellow at Flo
rence, hearing that a physician had
obtained great wealth and credt by the {ale
of some pills, undertook to make pills him
felf and to {ell them, He administered
the fame pills to all persons whatever ;
and as by chance they {ometimes succeed
ed, his name became famous. A coun
tryman called on him,and desired to know
if his pills weuld enable him to find an a/s
he had lately loft. The quack bade him
swallow fix pills, In his way home, the
operation of the pills obliged him to retire
into a wood where he found his ass. The
clown, 1n consequence, {pread a report,
that he knew a doftor who fold pills that
would recover firayed catile.
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Dartmouth College
LOTTERY.—CLASS FOURTH.
THE Managers of Dartnouth
; College Lottery request the at
tention of the public to the follow
ing {cheme of the Fourth Clafs—
which they presume, from the large
proportion of valuable prizes, will
meet their approbation. .
. SCHEME.
State of New.Hamplhire. Strafford, {.
NOTICE is hereby given to the non.
resident proprietors and owners of
lands in the township of Waolfeborough,
who have not paid their highway and
!county taxes for the year 1797, that so
much of their land as will” pay said taxes
with incidental charges, will be fold at
public vendue, at the dwelling house of
Mr. Thomas Whittle, innholder in said
Wolfeborough, on Thurlday the 7th day
of December next, at.ten o’clock in the
forenoou, unless prevented by previous
ayment, i S
eoe X 8
- Non-rejidents names. No. ac’s.dols CtsCts.
Benjamtn Nudd, . 3 .50 87 6
John Moffat, ° 14 800 92 ¢
Jonas Minct, 17 3500 1 46 12
James Southern, e 25 50 67 6
Stepheft Batfon, 5 100 48 4
George Meferve, 4 “100 48 4
George Melerve, 9 & 10 490 2 31 24
James Sheafe, 20& 21 ‘360 1 %7 15
Jantes Sheafe, iy 40 g 9
Thomas Wentworth, 12 500 3 25 34
George Glynn, - 5 150 48 4
Nathaniel Sargent, 19 335 148 10
Stephen Evans, 7 286 1 17 10
Josiah Stackpole, o 0 83" %
SAM’I TIBBETS, Colle&or.
Wolfeborough, O& . 13, 1797.
OTICE is hereby given to the
N non-resident proprietors and
owners of lands in the town of Spring
field, who have not paid their taxes
for*the year 1796, that so much’ of
their land as will pay said taxes with
incidental*ch- @s, will be fold at
public vendue, at the dwelling house
of Jedediah Philbrick, Esq. in said
town, on Tuesday the 28th day of
November next, at ten .of the clock
in the forenoon, unless prevented by
previous payment. No. Ac’s. Cts.
Jabez Morrill," - 7 2 Vg6 ill
“do ¥z 192 21
John Neal, Esq. n gk 21T
Ann Ordway, 9’ 0611
do 8 96 11
Richard Bartlett, Esq. 2 75 11
John Wendell, Esq. 1 100 11
do 2 300 (¥
do M e
do 4 100 % ¥
doé § 100 111
e : O 30811
do 2100 XY
do 8 100 11
do : 9 1001}
do ball bty v OTk
do 2 100 11
~do 3 leo 111
do o D SRR
do 5§ 100 11
do | 6 10011
do * 8% 108 11
do balfidoty 9 ‘go’ '8
do s
: do | g 5 .8
- do s A 8
do £.9r.. 8
do 3. Me i
do 3 TEa .
do - 4 75 8
do | s:.y @
do - 5. 258
- do TS N
do e Y
do G TR
do 3G o
do Sll.o ol
do 13 75 8
do 1 . TO6 1Y
do ! 2100711
.do 60’ 1
do 4 ‘166 11
» do 501 on - 13
e o el oty G S 0
e e - iy vy
‘do AT SR ATy
do : i 20000 YXY
Sy Sk Boy
- do : L fag ik
do A 6 100 11
e ) balf loty- -<8 1%0 " ¢
O 9 qop ' 11
T e ¥3 ooy o 8
Shde sel ety B deo s 1
i s iley | el SOO 23
o e 1810200 22
oy 20000 o ppdiiaz
R USRO3
Al o Lot i g 200 ‘9
o e e R g
<do 7 quarterbt, 1' 50 %
odedipart bty 100 15516
“do - balf loty 3V 100 11
V 2 o b SPLTIOO 337
Pl ey Ll U BE Lk a 8
Lol b L R 00, 29 |
L i i B 300 28
5 dn o : abr iy IJ? 200" 22
Cabadst el 0 G A ee el
do - balflt, 19 100 11
hi MO TG g T 0208 - B
o partht, 31 150 16
~ R - eSR ik Rl
Voo cpart bty 24 180 19
ido purtit, 24 150 16
for AN o D~ i
Yo o T ea 2
_ouido . balflety 28 160 a 1
e ZEEae L SRS s
e oans £O7 er 08 %)
_ THOMAS COLCORD, Gullttor.
Springfield, Sept. 30, 1797,
‘ - Stare of New-Hampthire.
f NOTICE is hereby given to the
1 nonresident ' proprietors and
~ ovmners of lands in ‘the ‘town of Of
fipee, in the county of Strafford, who
are delinquent in paying their High
way and County taxes, for thé year
1797, that unless they pay the i{me
to me the subscriber on or before the
18th da¥ of December next, so much
of their lands as will pay the fame
with ‘the incidental charges thereon,
will be fold at public vendiie; at the
dwelling “house of Captain Jacob
Brown, innholder in said Offipee, at
10 0f the clock in the forenoon of
-said 18th day of December. = =
| -5 . IY:gbvaay. C’t}’-
oS No. dc’s. dloic’ts.Cts.
Theo. Atkinfor, 9 200 1 50 4
T b oSO e 800 50 7513
- John Moffatt, 31 200 1.. .3
w4O 43200 I 50 .43
T. Wallingford,l4 400 2~ 6
i di el el sl LB e G
Thomas Packer, 1200 ¥ i 3
§ do 37.200 1125 3%
“John Peirce,Efg.ll 200 1 ' . 3
~Richard Wibird,2B 400 2 . 6
do: ‘83400 ‘2 .. O
Thomas Whittle,, 100 22 =~ *
. THOMAS PERKINS, Colle&or.
Offipee, O&v 2, 1997, - | = /1>
~ State of New-Hanipfhirs.
NOTICE is hereby given, that
LN John' .Burns hath petitioned
the General Court of said State, re
presenting that John Quigley, late
of Franceftown, Esq. purchased of
Stephgn Holland, late of London
derry, Esq. one eighth part and one
quarter of one eighth part of the’
Odiorne right, in the -Society land’
(so called)—and without legal par
tition made of said right, did, more:
than 20 years since, convey by deed
of Warranty, a certain part thereof’
by metes and bounds containing a
bout 100 acres, upon which build
ings were {oon erected, and on which:
large improvements have since been
made. That the said Quigley soon
after the commencement™f the late
war, went to the British, his deeds
from said Holland not being record
ed ; as did also the said Holland ;
and both estates being confifcated by
the law of said State, trustees of each
were appdinted according to law—
and by the trustee who claimed the
land aforefaid in his said capacity,
a partition was obtained of the said
Odiorne right. - In said partition no
attention was paid to the lot in ques
tion, but the fame was drawn by
Do&or Haven of Portsmouth, to
wards fatisfying his-claim in the said
Odiorne right, which was one eighth ;
and the said Quigley’s claim of one
eighth and one quarter of one eighth,
was fatisfied by other lots, which the
trultee of Holland’s estate conyeyed
to fair purchasers ; and it is presum
ed paid the proceeds thereof into the
treasury of the State—that said pe
titioner having purchased under the
faid Quigley’s deed the lot aforefaid,
and conveyed the {fame by deed with
Warranty to the present poffeflor,
became liable by law to answer the
claim of said H&#n thercon—and
the said Haven having some, years
since instituted a suit at:law against
the present pofleflor for recovery of
the fame, said petitioner did, pursu
ant to the belt advice he could ob
tain, compromise the dispute with
the said Haven, by engaging to pay
him upwards of fix hundred arnd forty
dollars, besides loosing all he had ex
pended in.a long litigation. And
as the State of New-Hampshire are
the only heirs of said Quigley, and
by their agent administered his whole
estate, {aid petitioner can have no
remedy on the covenants in. said
Quigley’s deed, nor in any other
way but by thus applyiix_lig to the Le
gislature- for relief.—He therefore
prays their attention to his peculiar
ly diftrefling case, and that they
would from principles of"juftice or
other motives take from him a bur
den he 1s by no means able to. bear,
without greatly diltrefiing his family
—and make him such compensation
for his lofles as he might by law have
recovered of said Q’L}igley (if living)
or of his heirs (if his estate 'had de
scended in the usual manner.) _
Upon which petition it is ordered
that the petition¢r be heard before
the General Court, on the second
Wednesday of the next feflion, and
that he cause the substance of said
petition and Order of Court thereon,
be published threec weeks successively
in the New-Hampshire Gazette,.and
in the Village Meflenger, publithed
at Amherst, commencing fix weeks
prior to said day of hearing, that
any person or persons may then ap
pear and shew cause (if any. they
have) why the prayer thereof may
not be granted. ARt i
NATH’I PARKER, Dep’y Sec’y.
Concord, June 15, 1797. .., i .
te RO SALEBY 10 n
Ew'd J. Long
oo At biy flore in MarketStreety
- '~ A general aflortment of
W. L Goods & Groceries
. By Wholesale and Retail, = . .
4o Confifing of
FRENCH Brandy ;
" W. I and N. E. Rum ; Hol
land Gin; Molafles ; Madeira, Sher
ry and Lisbon W ines. ‘
Gunpowder, Hyfm}, Souchong
and Bohea Teas. -
Philadelphia Loaf Sugar ; East
and Weft-India Sugars ;- Flour.
Pepper ; Alipice ; Ginger; Nut
megs ; Mace 3 Cloves ; Cinnamon;
Cafhia 5 Salt Petre ; Alum; Rice ;
Coflee 3 Chocolate ; Almonds ; box
and catk Raisins ; Currants.
8 by 10, 7 by 9, and 6 by § Win
dow-Glass ; beit Surrinam Cotton ;
Russia Iron ; German Steel ; 10d
and 8d Nails. {4
Englith Gun-Powder ; Sweet Oil ;
Bar and Cake Soap ; Batket Salt.
London Porter ; Redwood ; Cop
peras ;- Chalk ; Writing-Paper, ;
Wrapping ditto.
Black Ball ; No. 4 and 4% Pins ¢
Pound Pins ; Cayenne Pepper ;
Mustard per 5. and in bottles.
An ailortmeént of fine Dou
ble flint Glass-Ware.
An assortment of common
single flinted ditto.
1.5 Boxes frefh LEMONS.
Best Pigtail * Tobacco, fine
Twist ditto ; Snuff.
A few buthels Grey Beans.
‘A qunantity of Tow-Cloth,
and various articles in the Grocery
line, as cheap as ¢an be purchased in
town. .
State of New-Hampshire.
Rockingham fI.
‘ )‘ y HEREAS a towndhip was
granted by the name of
Thornton, to Matthew Thornton,
Esq. and others, on the 6th day of
July, 1763, by Benning Wentworth,
Esq. when he was Governor of New-
Hampthire, and at%2 legal -meeting
of the proprictors thereof, held on.
the 16th day of August last, a tax of
two dollars on- each original share
was granted to be laid out in clear
ing roads in {aid town, and the af
{feffors have made out a lift and com=
mitted it to me the subscriber, living
in Hampftead, in said county, to
colle®. 1 do therefore hereby give
notice to. the owners of the {aid rights
in said townthip, under the said grant
that the said tax must be paid to me by
the 13th day of November next,
otherways so much of each original
right as shall then be delinquent in
paying such tax, will be advertised
for sale, as will raise such tax, to
gether with incidental charges, as the
law diredts; =7 -y |
Matthew Thornton, William Wal.
lace, John Doak, Robert M’Neal,
John Moore, John Gilmore, ' James
Gilmore, Thomas Chrity, Andrew
Jack, John M’Lean, Samuel Morri
son, David Anderson, John Cochran,®
Joseph Morrison, Alexander Walker,
Matthew Clark, Thomas Morrison,"
Jonathan Gilmore, James Steal, Ro
bert Clindining, Andrew Clindining,
David Clindining, Archibald Clin
dining, Andrew Clindining, jr. Sam-"
uel Allison, David Steél, David
Craig, Hunglt Ramsey, Hugh Mont
omery, David Montgomery, 'John
%’l’Clenche,' Samue! Gragg, Thomas
Campbell, John Campbell, John
‘M’Carty, 'John Alexander, James
Alexander; Nathaniel Holnies, Tho’s -
Gragg, John Wilson, James Doak,
Jefle Chrifty, Robert Gilmore, Jona- "
than Morrison, John Taggard, John
Swan, - James Taggard,‘ William
M’Nea, . Joseph Caldwell, Patrick
White, Fitch Pool, William Taylor,
Thomas Walley, Isaac ‘Thomas, -
Hugh Gillis, Richard Wyer, Benja
min Davis, William * Alld, William
Howard, Hon. John Temple, Esq.
Theodore ' Atkinson, "Efg. M. H.-
Wentworth, Esq. Theodore Atkin
son, jr. Esq. Col Joseph Smith; Jo- -
feph Blanchard, Efq.'and Col. John -
X
~ “His Excellency " Benning Went.~
| wor&x; “two- fk&hiw; ﬂt}g fgmgy for .
propagating the gospel in foreign
SIER IO The S-HuTal G LAagiatidyas
-and one share for the’ benefit of a
Sbont infaid town forever,
" Hampfiead, Sept, 35, 1797