The New-Hampshire gazette and historical chronicle — Portsmouth, N.H., 1770-01-05 00:00:00, page 3

“aky R 8 % ! R . A A S
lp/ﬁ.,. SALEM; January 2, 1770.
¥ By the weekly Account ¢f Burials and aptifms, 1t appears that
B January g, 1769 to January 1, 1770, there have been buried
i SRICm, 2 ; ; 7
- Whitesarl. Blacks 3. Inall rr4. :
~_Baptifed in the fevex;l Churches 116. g
MBwerly, Dec. 22, 1769. This Week Mr.
& ofes Bartlet, of Plaftow; in New-Hampthire
Government; brought here, and fold, a Calf
not quite nine Months old, the four Quarters
of which weighed 3711 b. the Tallow 34lb.the
Hld? 551 b. and the Tonge 3;lb. the whole
14631:%. Killed by .= Robert Roundy.
3 MARBLEHE A D, January 1, 1770,
{' The Number of Veflels, belonging to this Place; which have been
: loft since January, 1768, is as follows viz;
i 3 Fithing Schooners in 1768.
¢ 13 Ditto in the Spring, 1769,
3 Ditto the last Fall. ‘
4 Sail of Mcrchantmen.
otal 23 Sail, and all the Men belatiging to them; dmounting to
\ 150 Whites, and 2 Ncgroes, (besides some Strangers belonging to
{‘3 ®erchantmen, o whom no Account has been kept) were loft,
#"Fhe Number of Vwidows-Jeft by these Men were 70, with 155
Children, The Value of the Interest loft, is eftitnated to amount
to 0 .x 4124-8-5 Lawful Money, :
. Hefides the above loss of Men, a considerable Number have been
wished ayer board and drowned in the fame Space of Time, but
as the Vefiels to which the{,be!ongcd, returned, no Account has
& leot of them ; one Vessel, in patticular, last Spring, thip
gt 2 Sea, by which ¢ Men, out of eight, were washed over board
growned. GE ) i
| botized in the several Churches in Marblehead, from Jantiary
4 1769, to january 1770, two hundréd and sixty.
N Haio, /) giving the following a Place in
-’; your ujcjul Paper, you will oblige one of your
neaders, . : s R g
GENEROSIi i and COMPASSION united.
ON Monday the 18th Inftant,in the Even
ing, Mr. M. A. WARWEL 1., Gent. read
(at the Assembly Room in this Town) the
Beggar’s Opera, to 4 Number of Gentleman
and Ladies, and touniverfal fatisfaction. His
Tickets amounting to £.7-6-8 lawiul Money,
{he whole of which he gerieroufly - gave as a
~ Charity to' the poor and distressed Widows &
Oyrphans of this Plice, who are real Objects of
Pity and Comniferation.———May the above
[_xample exci . others, in their several Capa
ities, to go and do likewise:. = _
PORTISMOUTH, Yfanuary §, ¥l7O-.
| The Gih us Decernber last a Session of the General Assembly of
. the Province of New. Jersey ended at Burlington : During which
effion, ‘wente-fic s passed, which were assented to by the
S overndi ardghe ASembly srarogued o mees pext at Pexrh
; Amboy ¢ Awiong thaid ggs paﬁﬁe, An A&}{'ar the Support of .
the Coverament 3An for firiking One undred Thousand
Poonde in Bl of Credity--- with @ suspending Clause till His
Rajefty’s Pleasure is knowils 5
¥ Io ! \;A-,:‘“\‘i RS. : ¢ # ; .
A+ s Number of OGS have run mad in several Parts of the
Country, tis neceilry the Inbabitants should know the Symp
forms of the Difarder, that they may destroy their Dogs when the ‘
§mptoms i anpears, before they do any Mifchief. ;
The Symproms f Madness in Dogs, dre as follows,
' ‘k)g/n y are going to'run mad, they appear dejected,
Vi {.an Lompany, and hide themselves ; they will not
i.varx, but fecus to murmur, and are averse to Food and Water ;
¢hey will fly upon Strangers, but retain some Regard for theit
Masters ; their Ears and Tails hang down, and they walk along
as if they were sleeping 3 other Dogs will shun them. Thisis
the fir® Degrée of the Difeafé, and though the Bite is then bad,
it is not at the worst. Afterwards they begin to pant, hang out |
their Tongues, froth at the Mseuth, and gape. Sometimes they
seem dufl, and half asleep ; sometimes they will run, but not di
redtly forward, and soon cease to know theif Misters, A Bite at
this Time is extremely dgngerous,” :
?w' STOM-HOUSE; Pifcatagtia, Fan. 4, 1770.
b Inward Entries, FROM
Schooner Sally, Michael Hodge, Dominica.
. Outward Bound, . FOR
schooner True Briton, Samuel Small Corn, North-Carolina.
A Clear'd for Departure, FOR.
‘t Viftory, George Pearfe, North-Carolina.
: Abigail, Moses Brown, Weit-Indies.
. § Merrinack, William Friendy Ditto.
# g tier Polly, Jolin Gregory, ; Ditto.
" Schooner Defiance, Michael Hodgey Ditto.
sefiooner Occafio, Mark Fernald, Ditto.
Schognar Induliery, Robert Parkery _ Ditto,
‘Brig Willtam, Richard Salter, " Ditto,
Brig Betsey, William Parker, Ditto.
“Bey Mewmarket, ‘Thomas Leighy D{tto.
Brig Storle, William Combs., Ditto.
Brig !.icn, Beajamin Lurvey, il e Ditto.
Brig Ciarming Molly, Ebenezer Rickery Ditto.
Shit Londonderry, John Cochran, D.l(tO.
Ship Pepperhilburoagh, William Moore, Ditto.
Ship Two Friends, Thomas Palmer, .. .. ....- Pittos:
> e 2 e W
Peter Pears
Peter Pearfe,
s nill n
iath to {ell, Baize, mill'd Flan
ginge—B roketing——Rugge-— Duffills— Ratteen, and
fangry other Articles fuitsble for the Seafeny which he |
\%@il fall chesp fur the Cash. |
¥ m-lzth--"?m-af'-»w———;—-"“-‘ ""-"'
A Tively a&tive BOY, is wanted
L dmmedintely, of sbout 10 or 12 Years of Age, to tend
wh Tabie waii apon Gentlemen, &c. st s FHoule where
e will be well used, Evnguire of the Printers.
Ran awaK last Wednesday from his Master, Benj. Mackay, an Apptent‘ice Doy, pamed fohn Bowler, Agedl6. W hoever takes him up and
conveys him to his Madter in Portfimouth, shall be well Rewarded: j ‘ Al
| £ 4 ; 11 L.
Vety reasonably will be Sold by
Jonathan Moulton
: OF HAMPTON, : ?
A FINE FARM, fitdated in
Hampton Faile; near the Mesting House, lying
partly on the Country Read; ledding from Pgrtfmouih
to Boston, containing sbout Twe Huadied dnd Twenty
Acres, consisting of Upland and Marsh, with to dwell
ing Houses and a large Barn therton ; one of the said
Houles standing en fsid Country Road, pleasantly fiiu
ated for &, Merchant or Tradesmen ; which House has
for many Years past being improv’d as a PublicTavers ;
the other standing & few Rosds from said Read en the
main Body of the Land, {uitable for a Gentleman’s
Country Seat, and is commodiously fixed with Con
veniences for Farming. Said Farm has two. goed Or
chards thereon, and is proportionably divided, inte
Lzita¥le Laod, fao Mowig, Fiegs, &e. and yearly
produtes Fay fufficient to fil the Sarn thereom, which
is upwards of cae hundied Feet in length=Said Farm
may with Conveniency be divided fato twd goad ones,
For furthier Particu'drs enquire of said MOULTON.
Also to be let, on reasonable Terms by said Moulten,
A FARM in Hampton, -
About a Mile ard s half from the Meeting Houle,
lying on the Couptry Road, containing sbout Twe
Huandred Acres of Up'and, Ma:fh and Woodland, with
a good Houle, two Barns; ahd Orchard thereen, and is
luitably divided for Tillage, Mowing, Pasturing. &c.
App'y to {aid MOULTON for Particulars. ‘
[ Petry’s Town }
L 3 :
NOTICE is hereby given to the
Proprietors of Perry’s Tawn, so called, -that so
much of the Rights of {gid Proprietors as are herein
named; will be fold at & Pablic Vendde by me the Sub
{cribér,at the House of John Hall, Innholder in Plaftow,
as to pay the Taxes on said Rights (as has been lately
advertised) and the Charge of this Advertisement, &c
The Sud totsl of said Taxes due is set against the Name
of each original Proprietor of the Right delinquest ;.
“and also the No. of the Lots in said Township, that are
isid out to each said Right, set below as follows :
L. [ 4. iR Div. 2d Div,
john Ayer jan. ] Y. 0 ey 27 :
Edward Bsrrard, 11 © 5‘% 9
James Cething, .. 320 4 14
James Eston, P .f 0 K% 47
Benjamin Eaton, 116 . 57
Williem Eaton, -1 9 36, 38
David Graves, e 48 61
Obeadish ?_erry,}!un. 3. 1.0 72 1
Jonathas Poor, 1 v O 77 58
Jonathen Plimmer, [ 1 O 53 13
Asron Sergeant, ¢ 8 B 42
Zebadiali Sergednt, 1 1 0o 27 29
Parker Stevens, y 3 @ 33 1t
Stephen Whitaker, 1 1 O 34 gy
- Baid Vendue to begin on Monday the 29th Day of
Jsnoary, A. D. 1770, 8t 2 o'Clock, P. M. Articles
of Sale May be seen st Time and Piace.
JOHN KNIGHT, Collefor,
Atkinson, December j3oth, 1769:
ASA AN A e AT
Jonathan %1 oulton
. Of Hamjfton, 2
O NCE MO R E, earnestly
“requests those Persons, har have Accoupts open
with him, refpe&ively to close the fame, 3s soon as pof
fible, as he is now determined to make” a thorcugh
Settlement of all his old Affairs, it being the Time of
Year, he usually sets s-part for that Purpose. He
wou'd also remind those thet are indebted to him by
promifisry Notes, that notwithßanding his piblic No
tice in OCtober lalt, of his real, apd absolute want of
Cash, to aniwer {othe D.mands made upon him, de.
firing them without fail, to pay their refpc&tive Notes ;
yet many have neglefied to comiply with his Request ;
— HE THEREFORE, ( his call for Cash being Rill
very prefling ) ONCE MORE anb FINALLY, de.
fires those that have neglefled as abive, to be kind
enough to pay at least, one half of their refpstive
Notes, by the First Day of February next, OTHER.
WISE, he.cannot poflibly avaid putting their Netes in
suit, WITHOUT THE LEAST DISTINCTION,
OR ANY FURTHER NOTICE. "Rhis being {o
reasonable a Rcquelt, he hopes no one, will inadver
tantly bring upon himlelf, the dforefaid Trcub'e.
'N.B. Said MOULTON, also defirzs all Petfons,
who have Acccunts agsicft him, to bting in and adjust
the fame with him, before the {aid fi.ft of February.
~ (ORFORD.)
WHERE AS I thie Subfecriber)
Colle&tor of the several Taza: Voled by tha
Praprigiors of the Townthip of Orford ta b ruiled ol
each Praprietors Rightin said Town iy @id su the s¢h
day of May laft,inthe New Hampfhirs Cazeite 17 64°
and from that Time three Weeks {iccelively o said
weekly Gazgite (agrieableto & Law of said Provine?)
advert ze and notify the delinquent ['roprietary o fnid
Towasthip, that unless they paid the fevers! Taxes; Vo
ted on their refpeive Rights, or the Zzljaaces ol 1@
fxme, which was therein set forth agn_inii each deliﬁ;
quent’s Name, so much of their said Rights wed'd ba
exposed to public Salé; on Mendl_a{" the 12tk Day o
June, -then next ensuing, at the Houle of Licitedan
Jonathan Leavitt; Innhelder in Hainpten, at Two o
the Clock P. M. which intended Tithe of publi¢ Salg
is past, and the Execution of the fame necessarily pre~
vented ;— And as said Proprieters have not since paid
me said Taxes ; I now hereby Notify the faine said
delinquent Praprietors,thiat so much of their said Rights
will certain]y be exposed to public Vendue, at the placd
sbove mentioned, sn Monday the 2zd Day eof Janifary.
next, at Twe o'Clock in the Afternoen, inorder to ya,g;,
the said Taxes, with other intervening Charges, unless
they respectively prevent it by their paying the fdme.
Also, I the Subscriber, in miy said Capacity, did, at thé
Time snd in Manner aforefsid, advertise such Proprie<
tors of said Township, as had not fett'¢d theif refpe&tive
Rights, that the said Proprietors of Orfard, for tht im
medigte Settlement of said Township, at their Meeting
held the zift Day of Javuary 1769, Voted to uifes
Tax of Seven Potnds ten Shillings Lawful Money o
the origina! Rights of those Proprieters wha fheu!d no}
fettle their said Rigl;tl by the Fitt Day of July,then
next ensuing, and that unless they severally paid the
fsme by the {aid Firlt Day of July, so much .of their.
Rights thauld be fold, at public Vendse, op the Third
Day of said July, at the aforefaid place, at Two of the,
Clock, in the Aftefaooa, s would pay. said Tax, with
incidentdl Cherges ;" and, accordingly I Natified thé
(sme, and therein set forth a Lift of said Delinquents,
which intended Time of public Saleis past, and the
Execution thereof neceflariiy prevented ; and #5 the
{sme said Proprietors have neither fettled their said
Rights, mor paid said Tax, I hgubx netify them, that
{o much of their refpeitive Rights will be ezpofed to
public Vendue, at the abovementioned gﬂ;;g, on‘Mén -,
day the 22d Day of Janusry next, &t Fwo o'Clock
P; M.in order to pdy said Tax, *lm* ntalChar ~
unless they prévent it. by their refpc&t&l’
fame. ‘ON ATHAN MOULTON,
Hempton, Dec. zßth, 1769, A
Bt i A i R
TO BE SOLD 1%
-y o g i .g d S
Willilam Scott’s |
Store,Notth-fide of Faneiil-Hall
.. BRSTON: .
On _r:eafonnblc Terms for Cath, by Wholesale & Retail,
Twelve Hundred Pieces of Irith
LINNENS— Three q’d\lﬂlr, seven eight, and ‘Yard
wide, frein One Skililing to Six Skillings Rterl. per Yard,
—Nine eighths and Eli wide Sheeting, frem fixtcen
Pence, to Two and Six Penge Sterling per Yard—e
Diaper .and Damask Table Cloths, from Three and
Six Pence to Thirty Six Shillings Sterling per Piece—
Low and high priced Dispers—=Dowlafles es all Ff ce<s
Check Linnens— €ambricks— Lawns, &c. &c. Also;
A great variety of English; Irish.
and Scotch GOODS, by Retail. { Syla
TTO IR SVLD ...
By JOSEPH BASS,
At his Shop in Portfinouth,very Jow for Cath,
A Variety of GOODS, amongst «which is 2
quantity of Bedding, very suitable for
the present Seafoh ;: —= With a few. Bar<
rels of Snake-Root, Orange and Clove-Water;
by Wholesale and Retaile, &c. &c. &c.. ~
N: B. At the above Place tobe had AME
RICAN GRINDSTON%S of all Sizes, ma-=
nufactured in Nova-Scotia, allow’d to b;
superior and. cheaper than those importec
from Great-Britain. e
Hair Powder,
Of the best fott, scented, and POMATUM{
to be Sold by WILLIAMS & STANWOOD;
Barbers in Queen-Street; Portsmouth.