Fowle's New-Hampshire gazette and general advertiser — [Portsmouth, N.H.], 1786-05-04 00:00:00, page 4

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ADVICE to the FAIR SEX,
By Dr. JOHNSON.
THE teeming mother, anxious for her race,
Begs for cach birth the fortune of 2 face
Ye: Vane could tell what ills from beauty {pring,
. #nd Sedley curs’d the form that pleas’d 2 King.
Ye nymphs of rosy Jips and radiant eyes,
Whom pleasure keeps too busy to be wife ;
Whom joys with foft varieties invite,
By day the trolic, and the dance by night ;
Who rown with vanity, who smile with art,
And ask the latest fathion of the heart ;
What care, what rules your heedlels charms shall
{ave, slave?
Each nymph your rival, and each youth your
Against your fame with fondnefs hate combines,
The= rival batters, and the lover mines.
Wi:h distant voice neglected Virtue calls,
Less heard and less, the faint remonfirance falls,
Tir'd with contempt, the quits the flipp’ry reign,
And Pride and Prudence take her feat in vain.
In crowd at once, where none the pass defend,
The harmless Freedom, and the private Friend.
The guardians yield, by force superior ply'd ;
' By int’reft, Prudence ; and by Flatt’ry, Pride.
Then Beauty falls betray’d, deipis’d, difirefs’d,
And hissing Infamy proclaims the rest.
State of New-Hampshire.
Q T a legal meeting of the heirs of SAMUEL
ALLEN, E{q. deceas’d, and their afligns,
heid at ihe dwelling house of JAMES THURS
TON, innholder in Exeter, in laid State, by ad
journment, on the twentieth day of Sept. Anno
Domini 1785, Voted, to choose agenis with full
power in benaif of this propriety, to quiet such
persons as have made improvements, in theirown
right, on any lands within Allen’s clzim, who
may apply therefor, and who the said agents cx
the major part of them may think proper to give
releajes or quit-claims to, agreeably to the in
firuftions furnithed them by the proprietors:
And the said meeting having been adjourned to
the twenty firft day of the said month, at the
fame place, voted, That the Hon. JOHN SUL
LIVAN,and NATHANIEL PEABODY, Efq'rs.
PETER GRFFN, Fiq. Capt. I.FONARD WHI
TING and Mr. SAMUEL LAUCHLAN, be
agents for the purpose aforefaid, and such other
matters as may be committed to their charge.
Voted, That the following infiructions be giv
en said agents (viz.) Gentlemen, youare to enter
and take poffeflion in the name and behalf of said
@xcoprietors, of any waste lands within Allen’s
claim, and Tonvey or make sale of fuch' parts
thereof as you may think expedient, and upon
such terms and conditions as will best promote
the settlement and cultivation thereof, you are
impowered and inftruéted to make such quit
claims or other conveyances to pirfons improv
ing lands within said proprietors claims as you
may think proper, and upon such terms and con
ditions as you may judge reasonable, having re
gard to the extent of their improvements and the
conditions upon which they hold the lands under
any other ciaimants : And at a legal meeting of
the fzid proprietors held at the dwelling house of
the widow Sarah Webster, innbolder in Chefler,
on the 25th day of January, Anno Domini 1786,
by adjournment, voted, Thatthe agents appointed
at the meeting held at Exeter, the twenty firft
day of September laft,be, and hereby are instruct
ed upon application made, to give releases or
Guit-claim deeds to all bona fide purchasers of
lands within Allen’s claim, upon such person or
persons giving them evidence of their having pur
chased such lands before the firft day of May Jaft,
without any consideration therefor, or expense
to such purchasers, except the expense of writ
ing and executing such releases, provided that
such applicants are not of the persons who call
ghemfelves the proprietors of Mason’s patent,
A true Copy.
¢ PETER GREEN, Proprietors Cleik,
State of New-Hampfthire, Rockingham, fs,
HE above named agents, do hereby norify
those whom it may concern, that in pursu
ance of the trust reposed in them, and the 2utho
rity to them given, they have made and executed
4 general deed of release, or quit-¢laim to allthe
sands within the lines of Allen’s claim, which
were bona fide purchased before the twentieth
day of May last ; to hold to said purchasers frec
from any claim, interruption or demand by or
from the heirs of Samuel Allen, or their assigns,
SUBSCRIPTIONS for this Paper, at Four fbillings and fix pence for fix Months (exclusive of Postage) are taken in at this
Office, and at the Printing-Office in Exeter, where Advertisements are received, the Favours of Correspondents, and all Orders in the
Art of Prigting attended to with Punétuality and Dispatch.
reserving to said heirs and afiigng, only the waite
lands within said claim, reserved by the persons
who call themselves the proprietors of Mason’s
Patent, and not fold or conveyed by them prior
to the twentieth day of May last. To prevent
expense to the honest purchasers; the agents have
made and execcuted five several deeds of release,
and will lodge one of them wiih each regifier of
decds in this State, by the firft day of June next,
after which they will be ready to execute {eperate
deeds of release to such perfens (if any such there
can be) who may prefer a separate conveyance.
JOHN SULLIVAN,
NATHI PEABODY,
PETER GREEN,
A coßy of the Deed of Release.
KNOW all men by these presents, that we
JOHN SULLIVAN, ot Durham, in the
county of Strafford, Efqg. NATHANIEL PEA
BODY, ot Atkinson, and PETER GREEN, of
Concord, both in the county of Rockingbam,
Efqr’s. being a major part of the agents appoinied
by the heirs and alfigns of Samuel Allen, ©iq. de
ceased, for the purpose of guieting honen pur
chasers of land within Allen’s claim, do in pur
suance of the zuthority to us given, and in con
sideration of twenty pounds to us in hand be
fore the delivery hereof, the receipt whercof we
do hereby z2cknowledge, have for ourielves, and
for and in behalf of the aforefaid heirs and afiigns
of Samuel Allen;do remife,releafe, & forever quit
claim, all the right, title, interest, claim, chal
lenge or demand, which the heirs and assigns of
Samuel Allen now have, ever had, or by law or
equity ought to have, of, in and unto all the lands
lying within Allen’sclaim in the State of New-
H~inpihire, which were bonx fide, fold or con
veyed by deed, feoiment, rcleafe or other con.
veyance, to any person or persons before the
twentieth day of May last, whether the persons
conveying had 2 legal title thereto or not, the
said heirs and afligns of the said Samuel Alien ;
only reserving to themselves the right of claim
ing the wafie lands reserved by the persons wkho
call themselves the proprietors of Maton’s patent,
and not under a&tual improvement by them, or
conveyed or disposed of by them, prior to the said
twentieth day of May last,
To have and to hold the said remifed and re
leased premises to the several purchasers, and im
provers, to their heirs and afligns forever, with
out any let, hindrance or molettation from us, or
the said heirs or afligns of Samuel Allen, their
heirs or any persons claiming from by or under
them : Provided always,thatit is not meant, orin
tended by the said agents in or by this infiru
ment, to release the light of the heirs and afligns
of Samuel Allen, to any common rights, shares or
undivided interests devised, fold or conveyed by
the persons calling themselves the proprietors of
Mason’s patent, or by any person or persons in
their behalf, or to lands foid by either of said
proprietors to each other, whether divided or un
divided, and conveyed to other persons before
the said twentieth day of May last, or by them
under aétual improvement. In witness whereof,
wetheatorefaid Sullivan,Peabody, and Green, be
ing the major part of the agents appointed by the
said heirs and assigns of Samuel Allen, for the
purpose before mentioned, have hereunto set our
hands and seals, the 27th day of April, in the year
of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and
cighty fix. JOHN SULLIVAN,
NATH’I PEABODY,
PETER GREEN.
Signed Sealed and delivered in presence of us,
JOHN DUDLEY,
ABIEL FOSTER.
State of New-Hampshire.
Rockingham, fs. April 29, 1780,
THEN the above named John Sullivan, Na
thanicl Peabody and Peter Green, Efq'rs.
personally appearing, acknowledged this Infiru
ment to be tjlggéoga’tla)rﬂg% and de/eid. ;
Y, 1 Yuftices of the
Before 4 BIEL FOSTER, } Juee s
SIX months longer being allowed by the hon,
judge of probate for the county of Rocking
ham, to the commissioners to receive and exam
ine the claims of the several creditors to the
estate of John Casey, late of Epsom, in said coun
ty, trader, deceased, represented insolvent ; we
therefore give notice, that we will attend on said
business, on the fscond Wednesday of the five
following months, from ten o’clock before noon,
il five in the afternoon, at the house of Eliza
beth M’Clary, in Epsom.
JEREMIAH EASTMAN,
JOSEPH MARCH, Commiflioners.
RICHARD JENNESS, 3
Deerfield, April 25, 1785,
. Siate of New-Hampshire: %
To the Hon. Nathaniel Peabody, Esq. ene of the Fuf
tices assigned to keep the Peace throughout the siate
aforefaid. g
THE subscribers being owners of more than
one sixteenth part of the township of Fran
conia, in the county of Grafion, and S:ate of
New- Hampshire ; bumbly requelt your honor to
call 2 meeting ot the proprietors of said townthip,
to be held at the house of Me. Amos Szyer,” mun
bolder in Plafiow, in the county of Rockinghum,
in said S:iate, on Monday the twenty-second day
of May next, at ten o’ciock before ncon, to at*
and vote on the articles and. matters, herealter
mentioned, viz Firstly, to choose 2 Moderator sot
said meeting. Secondly, to choose 2 Proprietors
Clerk. Thirdly, to choose Afleflors, a Coileétor,
a Ticafurer and cther neceflary Officers for con
duéting business refpeéting said township, as the
Proprietors may then adjudge expedient. Fourth
ly, to agree on some equitable and expeditove
method for paying and discharging the arrears of
public taxes, & requifitionsdue from said township.
Fifthly,to agree on,and vote for sum or fumsof mo
ney to be raised on the right or thare ot each origi
nal Grantee, aswill pay theirrefpeclive proportions
of the taxes and requifiticns aforefaid, and for
services and expenditures in bringing forward the
settlement of said townthip, and such other {ums
2s may be thought neceflary to promote the furx
ther settlement of f2id township. Sixthly, to re«
ceive, examine and allow accountsbrought against
{aid Proprietors. Seventhly, to choose a Com
miitee to conduct the prudential affairs of said
Proprietors, and to tranfaét all such matters as
thall then be commitited to their charge. Eighth
ly, to agree upon some method to cail Proprietors
meetirgs in future,and iraniaét any other matters
that may then be thought proper and expedient
for the benefit of {aid propriety.
ISAAC SEARL,
March 14, 1786. GILE> ALEXANDER,
JOHN NIXON.
State of New Hampthire, Rogkingham, fs.
PURSUANT to the foregoing request, the
Proprietors of said tow#thip of Franconia,
are hereby notified to meet at the time, place,
and for the purposes aforementioned.
NaTu'l PEABoDY, Justice of the Peace
March 14, 1786. throughout the State.
State of New Hampihire. :
NOTICE is hereby given to the non-resident
proprietors and owners of land in the town
ot Barnflead, who have not paid their State taxes
for the year 1784, that unless they pay the fame
to me the fubicriber, on or before Monday the
22d day of May, so much of their land as will
pay the fame, together with incidental charges,
will be fold at public vendue, at ten o’clock of
said day, unless prevented by previous payment,
the vendue will be held at the house of Captain
Charles Hodgdon, innkolder in said town. _
No. Firtt Division, s. d.
106 Harrison Downing 6 o
113 Benjamin Bickford 09
51 Capt. Jobn Downing 6 o
73 Samuel Thompion ' 0
g Paul Gerrifh 6 o
82 Jobn Gilman 6. 0
85 Richard Jennefs 6 o
86 Thomas Ayers 4
89 Thomas Bickford O O
49 Sipron J:ftrey 6 o
g 5 John Dowsing 6 o
04 Samuel Faybens {0
71 Joseph Downing 6 o
ha James Nutier 6 O
5 John Huntress 6 o
1§ Francis Jennefs 6 o
41 George Walton ;.
Second Division. 4
83 Richard Wibird 10 ©
108 Henry Allard 10 ©
47 John Walton 10 o
61 Samuel Faybens 10 O
102 Barrifon Downing 1o o
34 John Garland 10 ©
94 Paul Gerrifh A io o
JONATHAN CHESLEY, Constable.
Barnftead, May 1, 1786.
State of New-Hampshire.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given to all the pro
prietors or owners of land in the towns of
Chichefter and Pittsfield, that there is taxes as
sessed upon each proprietors right or lot of land
in said towns, that each owner is liable to pay 2
proprietary tax in said town, and the fame is
committed to me the subscriber to colle®, and
unless the fame is paid to me within forty days
after the date hereof, these that neglect comply -
ing with this, will have their rights advertised
for sale, SAMUEL JENNESS, Colleétor.
Rye, April 10, 1786.