The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1800-09-16 00:00:00, page 4

& FOR SB4 LE
’ I 'HE {chooner Nancy,
lying at Nosie’s Island, north
end, about 4 -years old, may be put
to sea with a small experice, 127 tons.
LIKEWISE FOR SALE,
720 'hhds. MOLASSES, and
15 hhds. SUGAR.
Applyto il
_September ¢, 1800. :
. L.L perions having any demands.
[ \ on the estate of Jacos WeEks,
late of Greenland, trader, ‘deceafed,
are defited ‘to exhißit the fame for
settlement ; and all those indebted to
said estate are requested to make im
mediate payment to
CLEMENT WEEKS, Administrator.
Greenland, Augzg/? 26, 1800.
q; LL persons indebted to the estate of
- FOB CRESSLEY,Iate of Londonderry,
'decealed, are requefled to make immediate
payment ;—and thofle who have demands
against said eflate are requefled to exhibit
the fame for settlement to ko
~ DAVID GOODEN, ddminif
trator on said Eflate.,
_‘_l..ogﬁooﬂg;_‘ry,‘Scpt. 3, 1800. ;
: Rockingham, J.
NQT ICE is hereby given that
1 N George Hart, administrator of
the estate not administered, of Josern
Hixon, late of Portsmouth in said
-county, mariner déceafed, - bﬂs ex
hibited his account of administering
“said estate, and that the fame will be
examined in' order for allowance, at
the probate office in Exeter, on the
22th day of September next, at ‘ll
©’clock beforenoon. e
By order a{th ,%adﬁ;qf}’fézak. |
;%&59{5’ jßon. - %o g
-T0 BE LET, ..
. “Part of awery convenient
H OUSE, with a Shop
Bhtadin Magket lecen - Apply to.
| RS, e ARG Sy b e
MO S 5
Take timey# éabaut it.
o e el .
YE lafles gay, in besie., Wbloom
A All blith and debonair,
Thiok not 100 boldly I presume,
In warning thus the fair.
‘When beauty rises to the view,
The men will buz—ne’er doubt itwme
This maxim mind—when they pursue—
Take time to think about it.
When ev’ry flatt’ring art they try,
And praise your {hape and air—
Your blooming cheeks and sparkling eye—
Take heed, dear girls, beware,
The hopes of your rosy lip
They'll firive to gain, ne’er doubt 1t 3
Yet ere you let them have a sip,
Take time and think about It.
But when the eonftant lover woos,
Endow’d with manly {enle,
Then listen t 6 his tender vows,
With trifling forms dispense.
He’ll {corn ro flatter or deceive,
If worthy—never doubt it 3
Your hand 1o such then freely give,
Nor think too long about it.
Fresh Groceries.
B. Leverett
Has juf? Received, and For Sale, at bii
~ Store, Spring-Hill,
F RESH black Zant
Currants ; Nutmegs ; Cloves ;
Mace ; Cinnamon; Citron ; foft fhell’d
Almonds ; Sweet OIL in flafks ; table
SALT per baftket.
Gun Powder, Hyfon, young
Hyf{on, Hyfon Skin, Souchong%d
Bohea TEAS, of the firlt qualities.
Philadelphia Loaf SUGAR
per hundred or Loaf ; East-India
SUGAR per bag. , e
Real Hollands GIN(w
Old RUM, common ditto ; Brandy ;
Molafles ; Sherry, Lisbon and Malaga
WINES.
Spermaceti & mould Candles;
Spanish Segars. -
Elliot’s warranted SNUFF per
keg. '
3 With a general assortment of
'W. India Goods &9° Groceries
as usual, and as cheap as can be pur
chased at any Store in Portsmouth.
Portfinouth, Sept. 8;48o0. .
MEDICAL.
AT the Theatre in Dartmouth
. X College, the MEDICAL LEC
TURES commence the firk of Oc
tober,on ; '
ANATOMY axp SURGERY ;
CHEMISTRY axo MATERIA
MEDICA ;
- THEORY axo PRACTICE of
PHYSIC.
I OST, on FripAYy
"‘evening last, a ladies handkerchief
PIN, pearl wrought in gold, device,an
Urn and weeping Willow. Whoever
has found the fame by returning it
to the-printer, will be hanfomely re
warded for-their trouble. .
Portfmoutk, Sept. 1, 1800. =
S, S tat%‘AOf New-Ham P x;‘&*’-%
" County of Jiaiford.
NOTI CE is hereby gi¥efifo the
nontefident proprierofgand own.
ers of land in the town of Middleton,
who have not paid their ftate;cotnty,
town, school and highway tax for the
year 1800, that unless they pay the
fame to me the subscriber, on or
before Monday the tenth day of No
vember next, so much of their Jand as
will pay the fame with incidental
charges, will be fold at public vendue,
at the dwelling house of DanieL
WincaTs, Elq. 'innholder in f.id
town, at ten o’clock A. M. on said day,
unless prevented by previous payment.
Z Sfate,
B Soumpew
~ Qtoun &R
. R 8 fohoo!, . *
- Cents.D.Cts.
Samuel Varney, 49 100 66 150
John Tafker, §9 -0 22 o.§o
Timothy Roberts, 35 100 22 0450
Andrew Marshal, 39 100 44 1" ©
Triftram Coffin, 15 100 33 07§
Nathaniel Varney, 77 100 2z o 50
Thomas Varney, 89 100 22 050
Jobn Heard, GO 100 22 O 50
Edward Ellis, 88 5o 11 o 25
Joshua Peirce, 1 69 22 o 0 50
Theodore Atkinson, 46 100 66 1 0
john Bickford, 55 50 15 034
Aaron Bazzell, I 0 30 7 01§
SAMUEL JOHNSON, Colle&or.
Middleton, Sept, 9, 18c0.
ERROL.
Notice is hereby given
O the proprietors and owners of
T the township of Errol in the
county. of Grafton, in the State of
New-Hampthire, that at 2 meeting of
said proprietors held at Hampton-
Falls, in the county of Rockingham,
July 30, 1800, a tax of Eight Dollars
- on each original right of land in said
Errol (the school right excepted) was
- voted, and has since been afleffed and
~ commiitted to me to colleét ; and that
~unlefs said tax is paid to me at my
~dwelling .house in Epping, %ip said
county of Rockingham, on ‘or before
the last day of May next, said lands
will be advertised for sale, as the law
in {uch cases direéts. : :
Wwm. PLUMER, Prop’s Collector.
Epping, Scpr. 8, 18c0. $€ oo
MILLSFIELD. | ;
- Notice is hereby given =
T O the proprietors and owners of
& land in the townthip of Mills-"
field, in the county of Grafton,in the
State of New-Hampthire—that at a
meeting of said proprietors, held at
Hampton-Falls, in the county of
Rockingham, July 30, 1800, a tax of
-:E::%bz Dollars on each original right
of land.in said Millsfield (the school
right excepted) was voted, and has
since been assessed and commiitted to
'me to colle® 5 and that unless tﬁ%vd "
tax is paid to me a;\tmw\!ﬂin" youfe
in Epping, in fai county of Rocking
ham, on or before the last day¥*of May
next, said Jands will be advertised
for sale asthe law in such cases dire@s.
Wn. PLUMER, Prop’s Collector. |
Epping, Sept. 8, 1800. .
| _?" Genteel Boarding |
JEOR ook hred Genioticn in |
A 2 ﬁl,?ﬂfm@ir in &G“ﬁg’:i;!he
town, For furthér particulars apply |
10 the Pinee besect, . age 55, |
~ MOYLTONBOROUGH.=State or New-Hamrestins:
OTICE is hereby given to the delinquent proprietors and owners of land
N in the town of Moultonborough, who have not paid their road, state and
county taxes for the year 1800, that unless they pay the fame with incidental
charges to me the subscriber, on or before the 24th day of November next, so
much of thgir lands as will pay the fame will then be fold at public vendue, at
10 *clock A. M. on said day, at the house of Maj. ELlas SMITH, innholder.
in said town. First Division. Second Division. Common,
el 2§l 8% . 2§BFxed
Proprictors Names. »3 { Road § 5= 5 Road § §l 5 % 9.3
0% e BN N N e e B B 0
; Dol.Ct.Ct. Ct. DG B G Cr.Cr.CE
Anthony Bmery, 00 0 o 0 00 0006 ©0 0 0 © O 3317 41
JobnGarland, 00 ©0 0 © 000 © o 0 0 O 010054064 2%
lofeph Johnson, 3 1100 12516 sOO ©0 o 0 0 ©1003506% 21
Heirsof M. Little,o 0 o 0 0 0 © 021100 1 0134 0 0 0o
01003806 Joshua Lane, L ©0 O 0O 0 O 000 22 © O O O
Ebenezer Line, oo 000 0o 0000 0000 O 0400;506% 2!
William Lane, 000 ©0'0+«0 @ G 854 50 0405%F 2 ©0 9o
Jonathan Leavitt, oo o o 0o 6 O§D 100 1 013 45 100 50 61 21
John Lamprey, o©oo o 0 c o o 000 0000 O 0100506 k5l
Solly 2nd March, z 1100 12516 53 4cloo 1 013 4} 100 §0 6L ;i
Benjamin Mason, ¢ 1100 12516 53 1 § 100 09012 4 O O oo
jona. MODltOﬂ,}d, O O O 0 0 0o o.@O ©Q 0 © O GIOO 50 {); Z;_
Ephraim Marflon,c 0 0 0 0 0 0000 o 0 0 0 0 01003506 51
Richard Nalon, ©oo o 0 0 0 0 000 © 0 6 © ©100506%L 2f
-John Neal, 000 0000 DOO. O 00 O 01004§06L 5!
Simon Nudd, ©oc 0 0 00 000 ¢V 6.0 O 0100506} 2%
Stephen Page, ©OO O 0 0O 000 ©O OO O 010050§8L 21
James Philbrick, co o o 0 0 8 coo o 0 0 0 0 ©100§06% 2%
Benjamin Page, oo © 00 0o 0000 ©0 0 © 0100350 61 21
John Rindge, ©0 6 0.0 0 000 ©® O 0 O 01005064 23
Samuel Robinson, o 0 0 0 00 0 000 ©0 O O © 0100 506% 2%
Thomasßand, 0o o 0 0 0 0017 §0 05068 2t 000 0 oo
William Simpson, oo 0 6 6 © coo 0o © 0 0o 0100350 6y 23
Rich’d C.Shannonooo 0 0 ©¢ 0 000 0 0 0 0 010050635 2}
“Jonathan Shaw, ©ooo © 0 0 0 04 1160 1 013 44 100 50 6% 23}
Edward Shaw, OO O O O O 04 4/100 1 013 43100 50 6% 2%
Benjamin Sanborn,o 0 0 0 © © 0000 © ©0 O O 0100 5061 2%
John Taylor, PO © @ O O 07 1100 1 Vlg4¥ "o O Be
0100506 Jertmiah Towl, k 00 0 0 0 0 000 2% 0 0 0 0
Jothua Towl, 00 00 04 ©oo¢g ©.O 0 0 01004506k32E
506 William Vittum, L oo 0 © 0 25 o 01 3100 I ©l3 4% 100
Thomas White, oo ©0 0 00 000 © © © 0 01005§06L2%
Tho’s Wallingford,6 g 9 100 12519 600 © © 0 O 0100 506% 2%
Jeremiah Magi#®mso o o o 0 0 0 00000 © 0 0 0 0100506% 3
JonasMoultomEig.oc o 0 0 0.0 DOO ©0 O 0 0 0100506% 2L
4, of dand on Long Island annexed to the town of Moultonborough, agreeable to an ol
. of the Gemeral €ouye pajfed December 1799, ¢fiimated at 1000 acres, in Jive divisions,
200 acres in cack divgfion, adjoining 2d dwifion in said town.
Tho’sWallingfordi@®"c 0 00 © 40200 16021 8 6 0 60
Moultonbérough, Sep#e’s, 18c0. JOHN DRAXKE, Collettor.
| State of New-Hampthire.
| NOTICE is hereby given to the non-
AN resident proprietors and owners of land
- in the town of EARMINGTON, who
~ have not paid their State, county, and high
; way taxes for the year 1800, that unless they
pay the fame to me the {ubferiber, on or
before the 25th day of November next, so
much of their lands as will pay the fame
with incidental charges, will then be fold
at public vendue, at my dwelling house in
said Farmington, at 10 o’clock A. M. un
less prevented by previous payment.
. 5 0¥
Original Pro- - 25§ % 3 8 Road
preetors names. * BN % o rax.
Jobhn Allen, C.M.D.C.
Jonathan Crosby, 984 4 200 8
£ns. Joseph Chefley,
John Bickford, jr. 122 3 14031 5 151
Joseph Daniels,
Joleph Danicls, jr. 3472 5010 50 50
Jethro Bickford,
do. do. 101 410 § 5 017
Eli Demeritt, « 712 9010 5 0350
Capt. Tim’y Gerrifh, 113 2 240 38 5 1 84
Clement Hughes, 76¢ 6035 0 168
Col. Mark Hunkin, 114 310017 5 084
Tobias Hanson,
Joseph Hanson, 1254 7 35017
Benjamin Hanson, . J
Thomas Hanson, .
Joho Hanson, 59 2 4010 5 0 50
Nathaniel Hanson, §. -
James Hobbs, ;
Joseph Ham 97 410 017
Jobn Pearl, ; \ 1%
Lt. Triftram Heard, 91 4 -10 14 0 067
William Leathers, 43 37 790034
Tb}::mas Leigbton,
John Leighton 0..7.00
Jobn Carter, 8 At o
Joseph Kent, 196 o 8 5042
£ns Hatevil Nutter s :
Eleazer Coleman, } Sl
Henry Nutter, 19 0 o 34
John Ricker, -
Ephraim Ricker, } ’
Maturin Ricker, Y 1022 4 700 34
do. do. 1243 50 70034
Lt. John Smith, 403 3 140 15 50 75
Capt.ThomasTibbcts,49 g 7012 0 058
Col. Tho'sWeftbrook,6o e 50 8 5 042
Capt. Paul Wentworthy4 2 54 8 5 042
Samuel Downs, 994 10°8 5017,
Samuel Heard,
James Heard, 107 223035 0 168
David Watson,
Ephraim Perkins, jr. Collecior.
Farmington, Sept. g, 1800. ‘
ittt el ettt e A e SRR
A very rgafant and valuable
feat, i@ for 2 trader, farmer, or
mec s fitnate in the central
“part ol tne town of Epsom, on the l
_ -main road leading from Portsmouth
to Concordy Dartmiuth College, and
- Permont, to Lake Champlain ; con
taining about >t ¥ :
ONE" hundred Acres
- of good LAND, capable of be
ing made a good FARM, botl} f:Or
mowing, tillage and pasturage ; with
a large, convenient two story House, 4
mostly finifhed ; a large Barn,and an
excellent Orchard thereon. _
There are also on the fame
an excellent Saw-Mill-and Grist-Mill,
tanding on one of the most constant
treams in the county. e
_Alfo about two hundred and
'wenty acres of unimproved Land in
he fame town, well situated, with 3
good growth of White-Oak and Pine
imber thereon: . ‘The conditions may
e known by appigmg;lothe fubfers- |
266,08 the Preries trit mentionatl) .
Eyforty 28th Augafy 1860, ~ - )
' 6th. To do, tranfa&, and compleat
~all matters, things and business, that
shall be then and there thought neces
sary for the benefit and welfare of said
township—and also to choose affeflors
to proportion and aflefs the taxes
which shall then and there be voted,
and a colletor to colle& said tax.
Isaac” Rindge, Mark Rogers, for
Fohn Peirce, Mchitable Roger;.
TWhua Heath, _
Portsmouth, August 11, 1800.
- State of New-Hamp/fhire,
: % Rockﬁngam, I
Purfhant to the foregoing request, I here
by motify and warn the proprictors and
owners of land in_faid township of Shelburne
to meet at t/gtime and place aforefaid, for
the furpof gtherein mentioned.
R. CUTTS SHANNON,
3 Fuflice Peace.
SIGN oOF THE
GOLDEN. -k - KEL
MARKET § _ STREET ;
Tho® Morton
hos M
IN FORMS his friends and the pub
lic, that he has REMOVED to
the Store lately occuK}ed by Mr. Fobn
Brown, deceased, in Market-Street, .
Where he has FOR SALE
A very general assortment of
SHoES and LEATHER
AS USUAL, and warranted as coopand
cHEAP as can be purchased in this
town or elsewhere, any thing in Abner
Neawhall’s advertisement to the contia
ry notwithstanding. ~ auso,
W. L. Goods & Groceries,
A small assortment of
~ Crockery, &c. &c.
Portfmouthy Sept. 8, 180
~ State of New-Hampthiré,
NOTICE is hereby given to the:
non-resident owners of land in
NorTuFieLp, who have notr paid
their taxes for the year 1799, that so
much of their lJand as will pay the
fame with incidental charges, will be
fold at pablic vendue at vhe dwelling
house ot WarLker Buswery, in (sid
Nortl.field, on the sixth duy of O&ober
next, at ten o’clock A. M. unless pre
veated by previous payment.
: F:r? division.
Proprietors names, No. o'ty.
Samuel Emerson, 40 100
Richard Waldron, 182 100
John Pearl, . 175 Ico
Samuel Randal, - 22 100
Jobhn Plaftard, ' . - 196 6o
Edward Tibbetts, - 22 iOO
Jeremiab Clough’s purchase, 100
lofeph Hicks in the 1000 acres, 8 Ico
Second division of 100 acre lots.
John Bufwell, _ - . 40 100
Fourtl division.
Nathaniel Morrill, - 49. 38
Thomas Young, - - 41 38
Bepjumin Evans, - 29 33
Samuel Doe, - - - 31- 38
John Smih, jr. - 32 38
John Rowe, - - 33 38
Stephen Jones, jr. & v 2¢% 28
John Doe, - . 26 38
Samuel Tilly, - 15 38
William Rines, - - 16 -38
Paul Gerrifh, - 1738
Jofepl Ellison, o - 18 138
Jothua Wentworth, - 1y 38
Edward Evans, a -/ 30 -8
Samuel Smith, - g 1 28
William Leathers, -3% 38
Israel Hodgdon, # 50 38
Francis Mathews, L oet a 8
Francis Marhews, jr. gy a 8
ABRAHAM SIMANS, Colleétor.
Northfield, Atug. 22, 1800. -
7o Richard-Cutts Shannon, Es;. one of Ihe
Jultices assigned to keep the Peace, wittin
and for the county of Rockingham, in '*
State of New-Hamp/lire.
T HE fubferibers owners of more
than one sixteenth part of the
township of Shelburne, in the county
of Grafton, in the State aforefaid, re
quelt you to notify and call a meeting
of the proprietors and owners of said
township, to meet at the dwelling
house of Thomas Chadbourn, Esq. in
Portsmouth, in the county of Rocking
ham, in said State, on Wednesday the
sixteenth day of Q&ober next, at ten
o’clock A. M. for the following pur
poles, viz. :
Ift. To choose a moderator and pro
prietor’s clerk.
* 2d. To fee if the proprietors will
lot out or make any division of the
undivided lands of said township.
3d. To appoint a committee to pur
chase the mill lots and grist mill for
the proprietors, to be given to Thomas
Green, on {uch terms as may be agreed
on by said committee.
4th. To fee if the proprietors will
give any lands or other encourage
ment to settlers.
sth. To fee what sums of money
are necessary to be raised for purchas
ing the said mill lot and mill, making
and repairing any road or roads, to
pay and discharge any continental,
state, or county taxes, and all other
debts of the propriety, and to vote
any sum necessary for the purposes
aforefaid.
- State of New-Hamptfhire,
Public notice is hereby given
O the non-resident propriétors
T and owners of Lands in the
the several townships, locations, and
- places in the county of Grafton, Lere
' after mentioned—viz.~Brittorn Wosdsy
- Chatham, Coventry, Durand, Dummer,
Kilkenney, Lincoln, Maynefborough, Pasul-
Sbourp, Shelburne, Success, Steavart-town,
Trecothicky, Whitefield, and Regers’ and
Treadwall’s location, for the year 17¢3
and 1798,—~Cockburn, Colebrook and
Dartmouthyl76s—Cambridge and Dal
tony 1798—Sterling’s location, 178¢,
1790, 1795 and 1798—FVere Royce and
William Star®’s location, 1789 and 1790
—That the lands in said townthips and
places for said years are taxed for
State taxes, and the lits thereof left
with the subscriber: Alo in the rown
thips of Britton-woods, Chatham, Daltorn,
Kilkenney, Millifield, Percy, Shelburre,
T recothick, Success, Durand, Cambridge,
Coveniryy, Errol, Lincoln, Paulfbourg,
Stuart (mow Stuart-town) and Wiite
fields, for the years 1797 and 17¢g8—
wlebraook, Cockburn, Mayrzg/bpro!gf.é and
Dartmouth (now Yeferfon) 1507
Pecling and Dummer, I%9B—and S
drew B Millen's location, 1790 and '
1791—That the lands in said towns
thips and places are taxed for county -
taxes for {aid years, and the lifts there
of left with the fubferiber ; that unlels
said State and county taxes are' paid
either to him pr the Sheriff of fuid
county, within eight weeks from the
firft publishing this advertisement, the
- will be ‘advcx‘ii%d for sale for
the payment of the fame as the law
direts. Also that the lifts of State
taxes on the lands in the towns of
New-Chefler and Framonia, i said
county, for the year 1795, are.left
with the fubferiber—that “unless ‘the
said taxes are either paid to him or
the Colle&tors thereof, within eight
weeks from the firlt publication of this
.advef;ifem"lem;tﬁ:if:@;twﬂ; beagvg R
tifed for sale for the payment of the
- NATHI| PARKER, Receiver of
o S SAEE Noanelident taxess
- Exetery Aug. 22,3800,
| FOR SABE. - -
200 Casks excellent
New STONE LIME,
, Apply to
N, & B. HAM, at their Kiln,
or 2: Capt Furßer’s Store, Spring-Hill,
Porimouth, or Capt. NaTn’sL NAsON,
Perwick, September 2.
, . FOR SALE,; -
6 Pipés French and Spanish Brandy.
2 Pipes HOLLANDS GIN.
Few Hogtheads RUM.
6 Barrels MESS PORK. .
Weft-India’ and India SUGAR.
Hyfon and Souchong TEA.
Apply to
W. Garland or S. Holman.
At No 7, Portsmouth Picr.
September 2d, 1800. ‘
Newhall’s Shoe-Store,
Daniel-fireet, Portsmouth.
-0-E 30"
ABNER NEWHALL
Informs his Fricends, Cufiorners, and the
public in general, that hke has lately
recesved a large addition to his forsmer
- Affortiment of
S H O ES,
N
which he now offers at the following
low and reduced prices.—vizi—
{ ,Apies’ black Moroc
co Shoes and Qlippers, 112 Cents.
English, ditto, ditto, 125 do.
Green, blue, red& yellow do. 116 do.
Plain & figured Kid, do. {of
avhich he bas a great z'ariel_;',} 150 do.
and very nice, ) ; _
Black and Fancy ftuff Shoes and
SLIPPERS; « - - 84 Cents.
Thofewith Yorkheals 12 Cents dearer.
Calf-fkin and other Leather, ditto.
Childrens’ Shoes of every size
and almost of every description.
Gentlemen’s handsome dreis SHOLS.
Comnion, diito.
Boy’s, ditto.
Men’s fine & common BOOTS:
ditto, ditto, Half Boots.
BOOT LEGS.
Red Morocco SKINS.
The above SHOES are all of the
best materials And workmanthip, and
as they are manfifaCtured under the
direétion and careful in{pe&ion of the
Vender, he flatters himfelf that he
can warrant them with confidence.
N.. 8. The prices of the Mens and
Childrens Shoes are equally reduced.
He likewise informs them that he
receives a Fresh aflortment twice a
month. ‘ |
gr The public are refpectfully
informed, that no Vender of Shoes
equally as good as the above, can be
afforded at the above reduced prices
—but a spirit of monopoly and ex-,
clufive privilege having set the exam
ple, the subscriber is under the ne
ceflity of conforming.
ABNER NEWHALL.
Portfmoutk, suguft 19, 1800.
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