The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-10-09 00:00:00, page 3

. From the Political Register of July 4.
g* : *To the Readers of the Regificr. '
" ® The notoriety of what has taken place
with respect to mie renders it almost uu
&cccﬁ‘ary for me to fay any thing in the
way of apology for once more fending my
Regifier torth to the public without contain
ing any thing written by myfeif. The time
T had to remain at homec wasgot a teoth
part fuflicient for making of any thing like
a duc preparation for my departure. On
Wednelday morning. about five o'clock I
left my home and family ; yesterday I had
to appear in the Court of King's Beinch ;
and now, for the firft time in my lifc 01 any
account whatever, [ am a prisoner, after
haviag been a public writer for ncarly ten
years in England, and never having before
been ever called in quellion, never having
be ore had cveo proccedings commenced a
gainst me in any thape, for any thing written
by me. In such a situation to set about writ
g for the information or amusement of the
pubiic, woulid be the lheight of affectation;
for every onc must /el that it is, vader such
circumstances. quite impoflible to divert
oanc’s mind from those circumitances. la
decd, to be able to do this wouid argue a
degree of infenGbility, incompatible with
privatejaffzction and public-fpiritea motives.
Itis impossible that, so situated, I can fecl
inclined to write for the press ; and, this
being manifeft to every body, it must be e
qually manifeft, that if 1 were to attempt to
write now,l should forcethe task upon myfcif
from motives ariling mercly out of consider
ations connected with the proprietorfbip of
the Register ; and as I never have in any
one laftance, written for gain, {o I am refolv
cd not to do it now. Yeferday, €xactly ten
yearsago. I landed in England, after baving
loft a fortune in America. solely for the fake
of that fame England; and yeferday saw
me sent to a prison in that fame England !
It is quite impoflible for me to banish re
fle@ions of this fort from my mird ; but
they are in some mcafure deiven out by
the contempt whiech I ‘ecl for the venal
slaves, who have seized upon this,as they re
gard it, momeut of my depreflion, to mis
represent and insult me. I have now before
me the Szn and Courier newlpapers, which,
under the name of a report of the proceed
ings in the Court of King’s Beach yeflterday,
has most grossly and bafcly misrepresented
all that I {aid or did upon that occasion. 1
shall, as soon as poflible, give a #ruc account
of the whole of these proceedings ; and in
the mean time I beg the public wholly to
Jfufpend their judgement as to every part of my
condu& and my intentions.
% WM. COBBETT.
% King’s Bench Prison, July 16y 1810
e Portsmouth.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER g 9, 1810.
ol B e e aße alVe T ED LG4S A 3 4 <0
CENSUS.
Population and Minufallures in Maine.
The following schedule fthews the num
ber of inhabitants in the several rowns. num
ber of looms, and number of yards of cloth
manufa&ueed during the last year viz
' ; Inbab. Looms Yds. Cloth.
Hallowell 2033 63 9009
Augulta 1305 54 76%
Gardiner 1027 41 5220
Pitcftown 116 45 6710
Readficld 1396 94 36790
Malta 468 8% gilg
Bruafwick 263§ 360 3t 16
Harpfwell 1174 06 39330 <
11554 588 99611
Boston contains 31,77 whites, and 1463
people of color—total 33.234 ; there are
4,005 houses. In 1800 the population was
24,937-—Newbury, §s2o2.—Beverly, 5693.
Wenham, 551, 266 males, 277 females.—
Hamilton, 785 ~matles 377, females 192.—
Ipswich, 3698—maics 1694, females 1950.
Rowley, 1680—males 810 females 866.—
Providence, 9789—increase since 1800,
2236 —Hartford (Con) 3955—free white
males 1899, free white females 1849 ~oth
cr free persons not taxed 205 slaves 2. In
1800 the popuiation was 3378,
Maflachufetts Election.
v The clection for Representatives to the
x2th Congress, takes place in Massachusetts
on the firft Monday of November next —
The republicans appear to be ad@ive and
¥igilant, and will, we have no doubt. im
‘prove en the cxample set them by the sister
states who have receatly held eletions—-
The nominations in the several diti@s in
Maine are, York, the Hon. RICHARD
CUTTS—Cumberland, .on. Wu WIDG
ERY—Lincoln, PELEG TALLMAN, Efg.
vice Cook, declined. £
Glorious Triunp&bj‘fFeJer'al‘g'/’m /—The late
ele&ion in Conne&ticut has refluited in a net
republican gain of THIRTY TwO, in the
House of Representatives, since last year.
So they go ! [ —
Vermont Flefion —ln 118 towns in Ver~
mont, the votes stand, for Galutha 9419,
‘Tichenor 6329. In 1809, the votes in the
famc towns were for Galntha 9356, Tiche
&or 8134~—Republican net gain 1192.
& pl T —— ¥
A bed of clay has been discovered in
Chclter county, (Penn ) from which Earthen
Ware is made, equal in beauty and quality,
and fells readily at as nigh a price as the
imported white queen’s ware.—What a pity
Britith emjffaries cannot remove a mine. of
ore or a bed of clay with as much facility as
they can burn a manufaétory ! : v
v | ee—— ¥ $
The “ Correspondent of Hamburgh,” a
paper published im that city from £7l2,has
~mearly finifhed a century and has at pres
ent 27.000 fubferibers, and bas had 30, and
It is very remarkable, (fays the Au.
-rora) that the news of the revocation
of the Berl ixréd&’,-mgn@ecxmi was
received at the coffee-houfe in this ci
ty, with as much appareat contlerna.
“tion and dismay, as if a volcano as
terrible as Etna had burst forth within
Aive miles of the city. Upon what
‘ %am infirmity can such
~an cfied be acconated for?
%il A T T TR A TR T o R
_~ Ship Mars, Baléh. of Portsmouth, 39*%'
from Copentiagen, has arrived at New York,
Sl 86 palengers; (Woftly: - Apmciiont fo8;
" The Concerd Galloope, from' Keénnebunk,
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. Mechanic Association.
On Tlﬁrfday lalt the Afficicted Mechaaics
and Marfallurers of the State of New- Hamp-
Sbire, celebrated their eighth Anniversary in
this town. The members convened at .
Jerfon-Hall at half past nine o’clock, from
whence a proccifion was formed, which ac
companied by the Portsmouth Band of Mu
ficy proceceded to the Rev Mr. Barrou's
mecting house, where after an appropriate
address to the throne of grace by the Rev
Mr. PARKER, an Addsefs to the brethren was
pronounced by brother Wirtiam Weeks,
which met with general approbation
The Mnfic of the day was excellent, and
the performers are highly deserving the
grateful thanks of the Association. :
After the public services of the dav were
ended, the®proceflion agaio formed and pro
ceeded to Mechanic Hall, where they partook
of an clegant eatertainment provided by
Mr. Davenport. , .
After the cloth was removed, the follow
ing TOASTS were drank.
1. The birth day of ous inflitution —May its
annual celebration serve to strengthen the
cords of fricndfhip and brotherly affction,
and- may its eriginal objec? never be perverted.
2. Agriculture, ManufaGlures and Commerce—
equally necessary, and dependant on each
other. et neither strive to gain an undue
alcendarcy. .
3. - The metropolis of New Hampfbire—May
the enterprising Merchant, the persevering
Mariner, the accommodating Mecchanic and
the industrious laborer, all unite to promote
each other’s welfare. - : :
4 Farmers—By the social fire fide may
they enjoy the fruits of the preient abuadant
harvest, and find a ready market for the
surplus of their produce. .
5. Oar Brethren Manufaéturers and Mechanics
throughout the United States—Heretofore aflid
vous and persevering, may they ever be able
to surmount any impediments calculated to
retard the progress of their improvements,
6 Fijbermen—Muay their toilsome and la
borious undertakings be abundantly fuccefs
ful, and may the sale of their returns be such
as will inspire them with fufficient ardor
for new expeditions. :
7. Paymaflerse—
“fa life’s gifalt’rous {-enes to others do,
What you would with by others done to vou.”
8 The Clergy—May they by example induce
magnkind to walk in the path of virtue.
9. Physicians and Lawyers—May they nei
ther impair our health or our fortuncs by
their endeavors to mend them.
10 The American Farr—May they never
delpife the sturdy arm and rough hand of the
artizan, which is ever ready to labor for their
Jupport, or wield the f'word for their proteition.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS -
By President Hill—The enterprising Me
chanics and Manufacturers of the State of
Newhampfliire—lf no Pharaoh denies us
Straw. we will engage to make Brick. -
By Vice President Laighton-—~Mechanics—
May their weight in the feale of Tociety be
justly estimated ! without their assistance the
bzam would cease to traverse.
By the late President Walker—Our Country
~—=May the hnarfe clamor of discord and
Ailcountent be drowned in the f{oft ‘voice of
reason and union _ :
By the: Orator of the Day--Mechanics :~~
While they respect others, may they never
forget shie respect due to themselves
New Danifhb Decree. 4
By Cupt. Jefferies fiom Kiel, we
have two Danith Royal Dectees, one
dated Aug. 3, the other Aup. g,lBlO.
By the fitft, A LL the ports of Danish
Holstein are shut against American
vellels, who are to be turned nff as
uafual. = By the second, a chain of Cus
tom House Officers is to be formed on
the frontier, over which no produce
unless of European origin, is to be al- -
lowed to pass, jncluding even refined
sugars and {yrups : with the exception
by individuals, ‘of enough for retail
commerce and domestic use. Bonds
to the amount of one quarter part of
ship and cargo are to be given by vef
{els clearing from one port of the Elbe
to the other, that the goods shall be
landed where cleared for. o These
anti.commercial orders awere iffucd by the
. Danifb King before Bonaparte’s revoking
decrec of Augufl sth, bad been reccived
in Holfi:in. = What effect it will have
time mufl tell. @—— : X
. The Georgia Sea Island cotton
planters have loft one half of their
crops by the late florms. Rice also
has been much damaged. Meal, at
- Norfolk, the 26th ult. 4vas 175 cents
perbufhel. . [ Pbil. pap.
{ . From last evening’s Chronicle
i[ Important Report.
‘} 1t is reported that Mr.. Fettyplace,
- of Marblehead, now at Liverpool, has
wtitten to a friend, that he had seen
+ & letter from Paris, dated August 10,
which Rates, that all sequestered Ame
. ricap property at Bayorne and St.
~ Sebaftians, was given up. Frs
AR :/' f * BWE: CQJ'?: Hbuﬁ Books
Difreffing Fire /--On the 16th ult a very
diftrcfling tire happened at Alexandria, Cal.
Evcry building was buent in the (quace ly
ing. on Union street and’ extending from
. Duke to Prince ftrcets, bordering on the
river. The loss is variously estimated
Yesterday the two battalions of the firft
regiment Of“Mfi‘litia of this State paraded at
the Plains in this town, for infpe&ion and
_feview, We have heard of my accident
. _ln this town Mr. Daniel N. Pickering {0
M Serih A 2 P
~fon ¢ Vli{s Nancy Scriga RSR WG
- Martha Brooks Wheeler, of Mason NH -
O Epfomﬁﬂ’,ﬁwﬂd“'““mhtg
- Mts Mary Lock—Lt Mark Freuch to Miss
Matiam Moses—Ms Timo Blake to Miss
Mwwgl{ﬂdwv o ﬁ%if'ihm Nelson,
| icce of the I Lord Netfoa
i TR s
Oa bis paTace from the Weft-Indies to
New Yock, Mo Fofeph M Intive, aged 25
son of Mr .il N 1 latire, of this town--a
young geat's “ian of amiable di_l-',)bﬁn()ﬂ and
good chacac#® r, aad deserving of ﬂ'“’g,V_”-
Also four others in the fame veflel with
fever. . - o ;
Drowned at sea--Capt ZThomas Rindge of
this town.
LIST CF LETTERS
Remaining in the Poss Office, Poytfmsuth, NH.
Ocsber 8, 1%10. A :
ABIGAIL AMAZEEN, New Cdfile,
A . Joehn Abbott ; Sam’l’ Adams ¢
" -B Joha Beck ; Nathan Broo!rs; Jothe
ua Bradford ; Nathaniel B'Ailcyo (;reenldnd;
John Bailey Greenland ; Prudence Brackett ;
Joseph Bell, New Cafile ; Anna Barrell 3
Savah Bishop ; John Bal!l ; Mary Browu.
- C Joha Conuor'; Edwin L /Coffin;
Jerediah Emery ; Charles Cooper; Lydia
Caverly | George Cate ; Henry Colman. -
D William Dyxon ; Olive Dearborn,
Greenland ; Benjamin Dame, Newington ;
George Decanett ; Jothua Daverfon'; Sam’l
Davis. : '
E Joseph Ela; Peggy Erixon.
F 'Wm. Fiench; Rich’d Fullerton, New
Caft'z; Stephen Fernald ; Isaac Frye; Ed
muad N Frye. \ '
G Wm. Godfrey ; John Godioe ; Jo
{eph Godfrey, Northampton ; Afaph Gilman;
Josiah Guanifon ; James Goodrich ; Moses
F. Gill; Nathaniel Gookin.
H Jamcs Haley, jr; Sarah Heldreth ;
Samuel Hoit ; John Hains, Greslend ; Jo
seph Higgins ; George Hilton; Charles
Harrod ; Nathan Huntress ; Thomas Hill;
Lucy Hodgdon, Kittery ; Betly D Hill, Et.
liot ; Nancy Herrington; George Hart;
Jeremiah Hart ; James Heath.
I&J James Jones; Wm. Hifley ; Abi
gail Johnson _
K Nathan Knowles, jr Rye.
L Isaac Lebarn ; Edward Little & Co.
Jacob Little ; Benja Leavitt, Northampton ;
Thomas Lang ; Daniel Lord ; John Laighs
ton ; James Laighton =
M Wm. Murphy ; Wm. Marshall;
Hugh M'Cullock ; Sally Mcfler ; William
Martinj John Mason ; George Marmon ;
Samuel Muchemore ; Nath’{ 'T. Moulton.
N Suiannah Nudd ; Wm. 5. Nivifon ;
Eitiher Norton ; John Nelson ; Aaron Na
fon.
O Lucy T Odiorne; Edward Ordway.
P Ekzabeth Pickering, Greenland; Wm,
Pavl, Kitterypoint ; Isaac Piokbam ; W
Rirgiton; Wm Pym; Mary Gee Pickering ;
- Daniel Pickering ; Elitha Plaifted; Nancy
L. Perry. ‘ : :
R Mary Ragg ; John P Ross; Rogers
& Patten; ] D Rochmont ; John Reding jr.
5 - Wianturop Scriggins ; Eunice Sebal.
tian ; Andrew Simpson ; John Sheafe ;
James Smith ; Wm. Stewart ; Heary Slop
er, jr ; Charlotte Scars ; Samuel Scriggin)t;
Valentine Smith, Durbam ; Eben’r Stevens;
Natb’l Souther ; Dan’i Shawncffy ; Aaron
Stiles ; Rich'd Shaplcy ; Methech San
born § Thomas B Stevens ; f
- T William Tibbets ; Wm. Trefethren jr
W Sicphen P Webster ; Samuel Wy
att, Joshua Welch, Eben’r Weeks, Greenland,
Levi Wiggin, Stephen ‘'Weeks, G eenland,
Mary Winkley, Henry Wainwri:ht, Paul
- Weatworth, James Whidden, Gy enland, ¥d
mund Wilson, Kittery, Christopher Welen
- ery Nancy Weeks, Kittery,Samucl Whidden
Y Jobn Yeaton, New Caffle, Abraham
~ Yeaton -
- NB. Those names with no towns an
- nexed are for Port{month, A
-« © MARK SIMES, PM.
et e e i . i
| \A/ HEREAS Betly my wife
" ¥ harh conducted in a very impru
- dent manner—this is to forbid all “persons
~ harboring or trusting her on my account,
t. as | am determined not to pay any debts of
- her contracting after this date, = ..
: : : . JOHN ROWE,
' __S_Eabrook. Sept 24, 18i0 A
State of New Hampshire, Cheshire [f
NOTICE is hereby given to the nonrefi:
dent propricetors and owners of [and in
the town of GOSHEN, in said county. who
have not paid their taxes for the year 1810,
that so much of their land as will pay said
taxes together with incidental charges, will
be fold at public vendue at the dwellinghoufe
of Daniel True, innholder iu said Gofhen,
on Monday the seventh day of January next
at ten o’'clock in the forenooan, ualefs pre
vented by previous payment. :
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School tax 0 iz : : o 5
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County tax ¢ SN =~
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Town tax T 4 iz
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. State of Newbampfhire— Grafton /7
2 NOTICE is hereby given to the non-re.-
L N fident proprictors and owners of land
in the town of BRIDGEWATER, in the
county of Grafton, who have not paid their
‘taxes for the year 18ro—that unless they
pay said tazes to, me the fubferiher on or
before the firft Monday of February, in the
_year 1811, so much of their lands as' will
pay f#d taxes, together with incidental
charges, will be fold at &dbﬁg/ veudue, at
‘the dwelling-house of Enoch/ Melvin, in
said town, at ‘ten of the clobk in the fore
“noot, untefs prevented by prévious payment
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Fobn Mills 39 2 100200 5 36.36 1 O
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Jfr CM; .8 2 100250 74343 1135
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1811 Almanacks.
For [ale at C PEIRCE’s Bookfigre,
"’1 HE Clergyman’s Alma
nack. or an Astronomical Diary and
| Serious Monitor, for the year 1811. con
' taining not only whatever is necessary for
an Almanack, but a variety of things * pro
fitable for do&trine, for reproof for correc
tion, for instrdction in righteourness.”
gxTo insure a rapid sale to
the above almanack, it conta us among oth
.er remarkables, an account that the Sun will
risc on a day in which it never rose before.
price 9d.
l Scoffield’s Practical Treatise
Also just received,
' on Vaccina, or Cowpock. embelifhed with
a colourcd engraving, representing a view
of the local affecion in its different ftages—
price one dollar. O& 9 .
| TAKE NOTICE.
ALL_ persons ‘are hereby
: _cautioned against purchasing two cer
tain Notes of hand, given by the fubferibers
to Ichabod Canney, of Somerfworth for the
sum of 100 dollars each, dated in Conway
15th Sept. 1810--one payable in March,
-the other in Sept 181r1--the fame being ob
- tained without any consideration and will
_mot be paid e :
i JOHN THOMPSON.
: JONATHAN THOMPSON.
- Witngfs JOSEPH FUSTER,
" Oéteber 2 ; e o
| e et eeee —
| Mr. Weeks, ¢ k 3 ek
( - Observing in’ your Gazette
" of yesterday, a certain * notice” purporting
to be subscribed by John Thompson and
Jonathan Thompson cautioning * all perfops’
- ‘againft purchasing certain notes of hand,
* by them figded, and made payable to me
=-through the fame¢ medium therefore, bg
it known to the said Thompfons and ** alt
persons” concerned, that however ilcﬂi‘tm'c
of honesty they, the said Thompfons may
be, yet their reputation for property gives
~'a currency to their bills, at present; where
~ they happen to be koown. ' They may rest
" aflured that paymént ca said notes will not
" be demanded till their terms cxpire, when,
. in case of neglect, they may depend on legal
' “v‘?‘i"'?; after wjhi‘;lj,-.ﬁgou);gi.:ber;‘.{mc!igatiog
- promipt, they will hiave an opportunity of
‘puteing themfclves on thelr canntry, Which
i my opinion, would favor much more of
the gentleman, than to fefort to the pitiful
pradtice of Newspaper * botices.” and fuffce
. a fpuriots ferawl to be made public, dictat-
S i rren Tr T Beng
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Somérfworth Otober 3, 2810, |
State of New Hampfbire, =~ Coos 7
NOTICE is hereby given to the nonrefi
* ¥ dent proprietors and owners of land in
STEW ARTSTOW N, in said County, who
have not paid their highway, school, town
and county taxes for the vear 1810, thar so
much of their land as will pay said taxes to
gether with iacidental charges, will be fold
at public venduc at the dwelling house of
Jeremiah Eames, Efg. in said Stewariflorvn,
oa the irt Monday iu January next, at ten
o'clock A M zmlé} prevented by previous payment.
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18 4 27 08 030 B 100
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7710 270098 aeksg 1 ¢
2. TUE 7XL aok 00
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1812 20 A 8 LT b e Nigoo
Sir George Colebrook’s Claim, #
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Yo' ¥ 27 8 higi LB. T L3OO
S9N GpEg &oLag e agh iy 0D
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6 3 225 48 dgy 8 o 0
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. ELIAS FARNHAM, Colletsr.
Stewariitown, Sept. 1, 187v0.
Dr. Dwight,
# v. / y 3 t
l i AS removed from his late
: dwelling house in Pleasant street to
the house lately neccupied by Mr Benjamiu
Brierly, iu'Daaicl-ﬂréét, where he may be
found i October 6
State 4 Newhampfhire — Chefbire
N TOTICE is hereby given to the non-re-
L\ ficeat proprietors and owaers of land
in SPRINGFIZLD in the state and couuty
aforefaid, who have’ not paid their school,
town, county and highway tazes for the
year 1810-~that so much of their land as
will pay the Tame with iucidental charges,
will be fold ut public vendae to the highett
bidder at the dwelling house of Col, John
Quimby, in said Springfield, oa the frlt
Monday of February uext, at two of the
clock PM. unicfs prc w 'ted Dy previous
P4ymcat to me the fubicitber.
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Capt.Steph. Kimball 36 200 4025 2 73
Capt. Wi Rowell 33 192%31 i92§7
Fobn Durborn 9 962314125
do pt. lot 8. 50 9 6118
Fofeph Lunt 20 192 31 192 §9
Simeon Ladd 9 264 42 263 77
Capt. Aaron Kinfmmanlß 100 24 15 1 44
Simeon Ladd &5 }
v 121Q2 31 19 2
Haven William } ,
- I 8 16 101 28
Craft &5 Co 7 4
- REUBEN HOILT, Coliector.
Springfield, Sept. 22 1810.
1 ARBOL. - .
I’i F HUREAS the proprie:
V t,/(; and owners of the townthip of
Errol. intlic conuty of Coos and State of
--‘IGW»-!'!.artfgﬁrirc, at a legal mecting held at
Hampt wTalls in the coeoaty of Rocking.-
ham i f4id Stare. on the 28th ~daY.of June,
A. D.llßo9—Voted to rafe a tax of five
doliags on, the common and undivided land.
in cach right in {aid townthip, for the pur
pole of making aad epairing of roads in
{aid towaothip, and paying State and county
taxcs and any other demands that did then
or thercafter should exit against said pro
prictary—Aad whereas the Afleflors of said
township did on the seventh day of July,
A. D 1809, make and commit (aid affefment
to me to colleét, of which due aotice has
been given, and whereas the said tax
has not beea paid on the commen and uo
divided land in the foilowing original rights
or {hares in said Errol : to wit, thof- of
Samue!l Bifliap, James Brewer, Andrew Bell,
Andrew Ccthurn, Elijah Clays, John Failcti,
Samuel Wentworth Fither, Samuel Gravs,
Joseph Hémingway,_]nnah Herrington. Rev.
Benjamio Stevens of Kittery, James Tiffeny,
Benedic Webber, and John Whitcncy S—
Notice is hereby given, that so much of the
common and undivided land of each of the
fard delinquents rights as will pay said tax
and incidental charges, wiil be fold at 'pub
!ic auction at my dwecllinghoufe in Epping,
in said county of Rpckingham oa the
Tuelday of March next,at ten o’clack fore
noon, unlels prevented by previous pay
meat, 3
il . WILLIAM PLUMER,
; o Proprictor’s Golledor of said Ervol.
ppmg_,\ScE;cmucr 28, 75_8__”0. ‘
_ERRPL, o
WTHEREAS application hath: been made.
to me by the owner and propric--
tor of more than one sixteenth part of
the towfhip of Eriol in the county of Coos,
in the State of New-Hampshire, to call a
meeting of the proprictors and owners of
said township to be holden at Hammond’s
tavern in Hampton-Falls, in the county of
Rockingham in said State, on the second
Tuefd2y of July next, at ten o’clock fore
noon— "
1 To choose a Moderator to govern [aid
‘meeting. . '
2: To raise by a tax any sum or sums of
moincy to pay State and county taxcs, to
make and repair roads, and to pay any other
demands which now or hereafter may exist
against said proprictary.
3. To choole Affefiors to aflefs said tax,
aud to appeint a ColleCtor to collect the
fame. -
4 To%appoint an Agent to make enquiry
whether the monies, raised by virtue ot 4n
AQ of the Legislature of said State, passed
June 21, 1810, for the purpose of making a
road throwugh {aid Errol, thall have bern
faithfully appropriated to that purpole,a
greeabiy to said saw. :
I do therefore, in pursuance of said ap
plication, hereby notify and wara the pro
prietors and owners of f{aid township of
Errol, to meet at the titne and place and for
the purposes aforefaid. _ :
g;:! Given under my band and seal, this 29th
(\./) day of September, A D 1810. :
WILLIAM Pl UMER,
. * - Proprictors Clerk of fuid Errol.
e.(e e e e e
- MILLSFIELD.
WHEREAS application haih been made
to me by the owner and proprietor
of more than onec sixteenth part of the
township of Millsficld. in"the county of
Coos, in the State of New"Hampfhire, te
call a meeting of the proprietors and own
ers of said township of Millsfield, to be
holden at Hammond's tavern in; Hamptop--
Falls, iin the couaty of Rockiugham in said
State, on the second Tuelday of July next,
at ten o'clock foremoon. = ‘ el
. 1. To choole a Moderator to govern said
meeting. g
2. To raise a tax to pay State and coun
ty taxes ;to make and repair roads in said
townthip. and to pay any demands that npow
or hereafter may exist against {aid propric
tary. :
3y. To choose Affcflors to aflefs said tax;
and a Colleéior to collect the fame :
4 To appoinman dgent to make enqui-.
ry. whether the monies raited by virtue of
an A& of the Legislature of said State, pass
ed June 21st, 1810, for the purpofle of mak
ing a road in said Millsfield, thall have been
faithfully aparopriated to that parpofe, a.
greeably to said law, , e
5. To appoint an ~gent to procure fet
tiers in said town, and to determine what"
encouragement shall be given to settlers,
I do therefore in pursuance of {aid appli
cation, hercby aotify and warn the proprie
tors and owners of said township of Mills
field to meet at the time and place, and for
the purposes aforefaid. , o
o (@)G_i@é’i under my band and ﬂ'frl., this third
s/ dßyof Ofober A D 1800 _
WILLIAM PLUMER.,
" Proprictors Clerk of fusd iviii: field,
State of New Hampfbire.: Hillfborough [.
N‘OTICE is hereby given to the non refi
¥ dent proprietors and owners of land in
FISHERSFIELD, io said county, who
‘bave not paid their highway, school. town;
and county taxes for the year 1810, that so
‘much of their [atdas will pay the fame with
_iocidéntal charges, will be fold. at pablic
vendue, at the house of Lt. Josiah Cutler,
‘in said town on the second Tuesday
of Jan Gary next, at-ten o’clock A, M:
unless preverited by previous paymeat
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