The New-Hampshire gazette and general advertiser — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1791-02-12 00:00:00, page 4

NORTHWOOD.
State of New-Hampshire.
NOTICE is hereby given to the
non-residents and owners of land
in the Parish of Northwood, who have
not paid their taxes for the year 1790,
that unless they pay said taxes to me
the subscriber, on or before the 28th
day of February, 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 Jona
than Clark, Esq. innholder in said
Parish, at ten o’clock, A. M. on said
day. Q
State.<
R.No.Ac’rs.s. d.d.
William Cleferton 7 10 4z 0 3 1
Col. Richard Kent o 12 118 0 5 1
William Langdon o 0 14 156 06 2
Cuting Norris ©lO-130 © 06 3
Thomas Pierce 8 20 156 09 3
John Weight 021 16: 09 3
Col. Gilman Q' % OB 3
John Tufts JOo 4156 &8 6
William Brigs o 1 98 v R 2
Fann Clements v 11 150 06 2
Samuel Whitwell 014 96 200 8
JOSHUA FURBUR, Constable.
Northwood, January 24, 1791,
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HUMANITY—AN EXTRACT.
“HUMANITY ! delightful tale,
A While we feel the winter gale,
May the Cit in ermin’d coat,
Inc¢line the ear to sorrow’s note,
And where with misery’s ills oppreft,
A fellow fits a thivering guest,
Full ample may his bounty flow,
To warm the bosom chill’d with woe,
In town or wale, awhere’er the tale
Of real grief unfolded is,
O may he give the means to live,
« To those who know—How cold it is.
From a late SOUTHERN PAPER.
As we hope no exceptions will be taken ar
the following—and it may create a de
gree of risibility—we give it a place.
Sir Pleas 1o giv this Peace A Place inyour
paper.
This from your Reader.
ITHE Lord Pronounft a Dreadful
wo
on all the Lawyers Long A go
for heavy Burdens which they Lay
on Poorift People Every Day
2 { Never Red Nor under Stood
of Any Lawyers that was good
they all git Rich and Lyes Can tell
and Sow prepare themselves for hell
3 How high will seas to you Amcunt
When you must give up yoar Account
When all the world is in a flame
And you Amidift of all the Same
4 God will bring Down your lofty pride
for aéting on the Devils Side
you Never Can go up to heaven
till you Repent and be forgivin
5. O Lawyers Ive writ this for you
and it is Absolutely trew
you.r welcom to Reed when you Pleas
I Do not talk Nor wright for seas
Cash and the highest
price is given for
Old Emiflion Money,
New Emiflion Money,
Final Settlements—Loan-Office
Certificates,
or State Notes of this and the
other States, by
Nathaniel A. Haven,
At his Store in Market-Street.
Portsmouth, Jan. 29, 1791.
Portsmouth Academy.
'THE SUBSCRIBER influenced by
the luccefs and encouragement
of his labo's in the cause of Epuca
rloN, 1s preparing accommodations
for instituting an ACADEMY FOR
YOUNG LADIES, conneéted with a
BOARDING HOUSE, for which pur
pose he wishes to engage a Master to
teach the FrßEncu Lancuace and
Dancine, and a Mistress, to instruct
in the ufeful and ornamentel branches
of NEgpLEWORK ; both of whom must
be well recommended as completely
qualified. for their refpe&ive depart
ments, and must (if their convenience
will permit) board in the house, giv
ing their afliftance in superintending
the Manners and Morals of those who
may be under their toition. :
Any person willing to undertake ei
ther of the charges before mentioned
is requested to make proposals to
BENJAMIN DEARBORN.
Portfino’ N. Hampthire, [an. 1791.
O be fold at public vendue, at the
l house of John Atwell, in Hollis,
in the county of Hillfborough and State
of New-Hampshire, on the Bth day of
March next, at one o’clock, P. M.
the following lots or parcels of land in
the township of Cockermouth, in the
county of Grafton and State aforefaid,
or so much of each lot as will be fuffi
cient to pay the taxes due thereon with
incidental charges. No.R.D. s.d.
Dan’l Lovejoy, 17755 273 2 4 2
S. Hart;ir. 1972; 12 jint’leg o
Ditto, 1772, 1091 90
Stephen Powers, 1772, 6 ven.lotio g
Ditto, 1772, 42290
Ditto, 1773, 6ven.lots o
Ditto, 1773, ¢V 8 30
Ditto, 1775, .10 A 2
Amos Phillips, 1775, i 42
Ditto, 1775, %4 8 3%
John Nelson, 1773, 1£ 1 3100
Ditto, 1775, wl3 83
B. Wentworth’s whole 116
right for 1771, } - AT
Ditto, 1772, 31632 g o
Ditto, 1773, ditto 5.0
Ditto, 1775, ditto 4 2
John Green’s whole } 1
right, for 1769, T e
Ditto, 177 b — 2
JOHN ATWELL, Colleftor.
Hollis, January 25, 1791,
State of New-Hamplhiie.
OTICE is hereby given to the
N non-resident owners of land in
Mason, who have not paid their taxes
for the year 1786, that unless they pay
{aid taxes to me the subscriber, on or
before the z4th day of February, so
much of their land as will pay the fame,
together with incidental charges will
be fold at public vendue, at the dwell
ing house of Capt. William Chambers,
in fzid town, at 3 o’clock, P.M. on
said day. fpec.pa’r.ind.C.
No.R.Q’ty.d.q.d.q.d.q.q.
J.Blanchard 716 25 4 2 21 bt
R. Fletcherloo o 11 1001101
Jof. Brown 6 o 310t3 0013 411
J. Blodgett g 9 o %lot 3 320431
HEZEKIAH HODGKINS, Conjflable.
Mason, January 24, 1791+
TAMWORTH.
State of New-Hampshire.
NOTICE is hereby given to the
non-resident owners of land in
the town of Tamworth, who have not
paid their taxes for the year 1790, that
unless they pay said taxes to me the
subscriber, on or before the zßth of
February next, so much of their land
as will pay the fame, together with in
cidental charges, will be fold at public
vendue, at the dwelling-house of Sa
muel Gilman, Efgq. in said town, at 1o
of the clock, A. M. on said day.
Higbaway jp.or.[p
No. Q’ty s.d. d d.
Enoch Quimby 6 50 21 1 1
N. Remick, ift R. 0o 92 42 —
Common Rights.
George Jeffery, Esq. 10 § ——
Jonathan Warner 10 § e
JACOB GILMAN, Constable.
Tamworth, February 2z, 1791:
SCHEME.
NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE.
24,600 Tickets, at FIVLE
DOLLARS each, are 125,000 Dollars,
to be paid in the following prizes, fub
je& to a dedu&ion of rwelve and an half
per cent. for the nie of the Common
wealth.
Prizes. Dovzars, Dollars.
3 of 10000 i 10000
2 3000 6000
3 2000 6000
6 1000 6000
10 500 5000
30 200 6000
8o 100 8000
99 50 4500
100 40 4000
120 30 3600
161 20 3220
200 10 2000
7685 8 60680
8388 Prizes. 125000
16612 Blanks.
25,000
*,.% TICKETS may be had
of the several Managers, who will pay
‘the Prizes on demand—of the TREA
SURER of the Commonwealth—of
JAMES WHITE, at his Book-flore,
Franklin’s Head, Court-Street, and at
other places, as usual.
BENJAMIN AUSTIN, jr. 5§ .
DAVID COBB, &
SAMUEL COOPER, o 0
. GEORGE R. MINOT, g
~ JOHN KNEELAND, Je
l Boston, July 28, 1790:
STRATFORD.
State of New-Hampshire.
3UBLIC Notice is hereby given to
P the proprietors of the townthip of
btratford, in the county of Grafton,
and State alorefaid, that a Warrant has
been issued to me the subscriber to
collett a tax voted by said proprictors
on 18th December, 1789, for the pur
pose of paying the expenditures which
have arisen on locating and lotting out
said town, for cutting, diging and
bridging a Road through the fame,and
such other proprietary charges as has
been heretofore advertised, the whole
affcfiment being seven hundred and
forty-two pounds L.. M.——"Thefe are
therefore to give notice that there will
be fold at public vendue, at the house
of Jeremiah Eames, Esq. in Northum
berland, on the 21st day of March
next, at ten o’clock, A. M. on said day,
so much of eacli delinquent proprietor’s
right, lot or lots of land as will pay
fa* 1 tax, and legal cost unless prevented
»v previous payment.——"The sum due
on each right ils as follows—'T'he firft
division lots contain fifty acres, these
cond, third and fourth contain two
hundr d acres each.
1t |2d.|3d.]4th[ Sum due.
div.\div\div div [[,' 5.4, ¢
Wm. King =— —— — 1010 8 2
Rich’d Hart — — — — 8 10 8 2
Capt.l.Brown— == o= — 7 27 2
50 acres of
Agurgrom-}— n T
the right of
linfon
Do.Wm.A.
Tomlinfon }—._— |
EBEN W. JUDD, Colle&tor.
Northumberland Nov. 2, 17900.
Maflachufetts semi-an
nual LOTTERY.
The Managers of the STATE LOT
TERY assure the public, that the Firfl
Class of the Semi-annual Lottery will posi
tively commence drawing on the day appoint
ed, viz. the 17th of MARCH next. As
the managers hawe in their several Monthly
Lotteries commenced drawing at the bour
assigned, so they are determined to be equally
as punétual in this.
*{* The Printers in this and the other
States, awho have inserted the Scheme of the
12 Class in the Semi-annual Lottery, are
requested to insert the above.
Boston, Jan. 19, 1791.
Newcastle- Bridge- Lottery |
st €
! : J
The drawing of New- '
castle Lottery is pofiponed, to
TUESDAY, the 8¢: of March
next, by reason of the impossi
bility of procuring a return of
Tickets, {fent into different parts |
of the country for sale. ‘.
Lately publifped and fir [af2
by the printer hereof, I
The Elements of English
Grammar, methodically arrang
“ed for the afliftance of young
persons who study the j
Englilh Language Grammatically, f
By G. Neville Ulfhers|
ÜBLIC notice is hereby given
P That the Pioprietors of the town
ot Plymouth in the county of Graften,
did at their meeting held by adjourn
ment at the dwelling-house of Col.
David Webster, in said Plymouth, on
Tuesday the ninth dey ot December.
1788,—Vote to raise by tax forty il
ings on each original Right in said
Plymouth, that is, twenty {hillings on
cach fifty acre lot in the second or last
Division of fifty acre lots,—and ths
fame having been cominitted to the
fubfciiber, Proprietor’s ColleCior, with
orders to colle&t the fame in three
months from the date of said meeting,
and in case the said taxes or any part
thereof on any or all of {aid lots respec
tively, should be refufed or negleéted to
be paid as aforefaid ; then so much of
said lots refpetively as is delipquent in
the payment of said tax to be fold at
public vendue to the higheit bidder, as
1s fufficient to pay said tax and the
charges arising in coniequence of such
lale. And the said tax having been
advertised for payment as the law di
reéts, and the following lots being de
iinquent in the payment of the said tax
or part thereof as is hereafter deferibed
viz,—
Whole Rights. .
OriginalPropric- Difcription o
rar:gnames. ¢ |L'R'| Ranges. ‘A"
Sam’l Goodhue g 1 N. of the pond I
ditto 12 ditto I
William Read 21 2 S. of thepond 1
ditto 5 3 ditto I
Jonas Keyes 20 2 ditto I
ditro £ 4. . 410 1
David Hobart 6o in broken range 1
ditto 7.0 ditto I
Oliver Parker 1o 1 N. of the pond 1
ditto X 7 ditto 1
E. Blood, jr. 8 2 dirto z
ditto 13 2z S. of the pond 1
Half Rights. 8 4.
E. Hartthorn 10 4 N.of pond 10 o
ditto § 9 ditto 10 o
Step’n Powers € 1 ditto 100
ditto 24§ ditto 10 o
Tho’s M’Clure 2 4 S.of pond 10 0
ditto 3.4 dittp ©lo o
Sam.Thompfon z 4 N.ofpend 10 o
ditto 3 4 ditto 10 ©
John Harvill 8 3 ditto 10 O
ditto 18 2 S.ofpond 15 °
Col. J. Smith 5 8 N.of pond 10 0
ditto 6 8 ditto 10 ©
Wil’m Cuming 2 2 ditto i 1 o
ditto 33 ditto 10 O
Francis Powers 2 oin bro’n R’gelo o
ditto 9 0 ditto 10 O
Partof Right 17 1 N.of pond 7 6
of Z. Parkcr} 8 oin brok’nß’ge7 6
Therefore the {aid delinquent lots,
or so much of them as is fufficient to
pay said tax respectively aflcfled or re
maining due thereon as aforefaid, and
the charges arising in consequence
of such sale, will be feld at public ven
due to the highest bidder, on Tuesday
the 15th day of February next, at ten
of the clock in the forenoon, at the
dwelling-house of Col. David Webster
in said Plymouth, unless prevented by
previous payment.
| SAMUEL MARSH, Colle&or.
Plymouth, January 1, 1791.