The New-Hampshire gazette and historical chronicle — Portsmouth, N.H., 1774-09-23 00:00:00, page 4

Imported from LONDON,
And to be Sold by
John Penhallow,
DArk blue, S{:; blue, blﬁé grey,j’glac}l'(
At his Store in Portsmouth, cheap for Cafb only,
grey, green, buff-color’d, fuperfine
black, crimson, fcatlet, and other colored
Broad CLOTHS,~—Buttons, Shallaons,
and Twist to match,—light color’d Kerfe
meer, Wiltons, German Serges, Worsted
Damask, Gold Hat Laces, Gold & Silver
FPruffian Bindings, —=— Gold and Silver
Thread Burtons, Fifes,—Plain, striped and
changeable Luteftrings, black, cloth, chan
geable and sky blue Taffities, Damask, Pa
dufoy, Ducape,— blue, white and pink co
lor’d half ell Persians, Chinces, Callicoes 3
green, blue & cloth color’d Brolios,—bl&e
and white Copper Plate Furniture.— Three
qrs. 7 eight, and yard wide Linnens, check
Linnens, striped Cotton Holland, plain
black Lasting, — plain, white, striped and
black Gauze, flower’d dit.—fowet’dGauze
Aprons, flower’d Lawn ditto.— black and
white Catgut, Cambricks and Lawns, plain
and striped Camblets, Hair Bine, double
and single Allopeans,— yard wide Crapes,
Poplins,— blue, black, green, worsted and
hair Plafh,—green and cloth color’d worst
ed Grograms,—green aad blue Chaney for
Curtains, China Cups and Saucers, P lates
and Dilhes, green Linfey, Velvel and Vel
verets,—black, white, and blue Feathers,
black, blue and white fatten Hatts, Men’s
and Women’s thread, worsted and cotton
Hose, Children’s dit.-——Men’s black and
white §ilk Hose, black Breeches Patterns,
silk Damascus, plain and corded Dimothy,
Fultians, white Lamb Gloves, black glaz’d
,dit. white Kid dit. Women’s unglaz’d
Lamb Gloves,—black, blue, white and
pink colour’d Sattins,—plain and figur'd
Stuffs, Calamancoes, Durants, Shalloons,
Bombazeen, Children’s red Morocco Shoes,
Cloth, Shoe and Floor Brushes, Looking-
Glafies, Desk Furniture,— W hite Chapel
‘Needles, white Buckram, Black and white
] aces, Cheveaux de FrizeLaces, Women’s
Horn and Tortoise- fhellCombs, Cinnamon,
Mace, Cloves and Nutmegs, Sewing: Silks,
eolour’d Threads,— 3 4ths napkining Di
aper, Diaper Table-Cloths,—Men’s and
Women’s black and white silk Gloves,
pink and ‘white figur'd Mode,—Quart and
Pint black Jacks, Sagathees, Velvet Clogs,
crimson, scarlet, green and cloth Cape Vel
vet,— 4d, 6d, 10d, 20d, Nails, 3d, 44,
sd, 6d, Brads, 244, z3od, Deck Nails, 6by
8, 7 by 9, Bby 10 Glass, =———————
—A good Assortment of PEWTER.—
Large Stogk Locks, —— SYTHES and
SlCKLES,—Hatters Trimmings— Hard
W ARE of all Kinds,—Molaffes,—Cotton
Wool,—Coffee,—Chocolate, — Loaf and
Brown Sugar. o
A N. B. A few Bolts of Russia DUCK.
Fuft arriv’d from Virginia,
And to begOLD by *
Meal M~ Intyre,
On Spring -Hill, Portsmouth, - ;
A (ijargy of ECxceHent s
'];y Whoneféor Re(z;;u()7
Cash given forF 1 ax-SEF D by said Mclntyre
Fkr N K o L D
One Half of a Right of Land,
Is Rechefler, ariginaily bélorging te Nicholas Har:
ford, excepting the fi-f Div'fise. ‘
i v s s Ewquics of ths Peinter.
PorTsmouts, Printed by D. Fowws,
PROVINCE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE,
§ New-Durbam §
‘R/HEREAS the Proprieters of New Duorhem
/ have beea legaily Netified, to pey [undry
Aflefiments levied on each Propristor’s Right, not.
withstanding which, many of said Piaprietors have
negic&ed paying the fame, cither in who'e or part,
which ebliges the Subfcribier to give Netice, that en
the tenih Day of O&tober next, at 10 o’Cleck in the
Forenoon wil' be So!d st Public Vendue at the Houle
of Mr. John Burrem Haofon, Inrhalder in Dover,
{o much of esch Delinquent:Right or Share of Land
a 0 thell be fofficient to pay said Taxes with all in.
cidenia) Charges. - The Delinquents are theOwpers
of the follewing original Rights,viz.
gl
Ebemizer Smith 1 15 0
Fomes Doijes 115 o
Foltph Dudajr. 2 7 o
Cbo's Tah 270
Sam'l Wills g 2o
Follph Sias 570
Yhomas Willa 2 7 o
Milss Remdal 2 7 ©
Fob Rnnali jr, 2 7 O
Joma. Durgin 2 7 ©
Abed Leathers 2 7 0
Foleph Cbefliy 2 7 ©
Daniel Regers 2 7 ©
Simon Remdal 1 3 6
Sam'l Adams 220
Fobn Edgerley 2 7 ©
Stepben Fomesjr. 2 7 ©
Abra. Bemnick 2 7 ©
Wm. Fackfomjr. 2 7 0
Eliphalst Daniel 2 7 ©
:;ra-ti: Durgin } z_' g :
obn Durgin &
Durbam, Septamber 141 h, 1774.
VALENTINE MATHES, ColleZer.
At T'me snd Place aforefaid will be {s!d at Pub
lic Vendue, to fatisfy a formes Tax, so much es the
Rights or £hares thst fellow (in fasid New Duarkam)
a: will pay ths Sums sffixed to the Names of the ua
dermentioned Preprictors, with incidental Charges.
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Tha’ Sten/on }o t 7.» Izatb'?l’nﬂ }o -
Fobn Footman obn Fobn/on
Samuel Wills 114 o Foleph Duda jr. 216 ©
Deover, Septembsr 14th, 1774.
JOHN BURNAM HANSON, Co/le&er.
Whereas on the twentieth Day
o/ OQedber, A. D. 1763, t2¢ Proprietors of tbe Tewn
of STOCKBRIDGE, formerly im the Prowince of
New Hampthire, at a Ligal Misting then beld, wotid
that a TAX or Aftffment of Three Huadred and
sixty DOLLARS ¢ raised and aff:/fed on t6¢ original
Prepristors of Jaid Tewsn, to delrey the mectfJary Cbar
ges of the said Towwn— And wwbireas lach propriciors
Share of yaid TAX is Five DOLLARS,as mintiantd
in the Lifi committed to me as Colle&or of the Jaid
Towwn— And awbhereas Jundry cf said propricter: bave
to this Day emitted paying ms thiir groportion of Jaid
TAX, althe’ thiy bavs ban Legally notifisd and zuarn
¢d i to do many ¥ears ago,whofe Namisr with the Sum:
due Jrom each of them, are ar Jollows, viz.—Jothus
Henthaw, Elq; Fiwe Dollari— Jeremish Green,Efq;
Five Dillars— Joho Cunsable Five Dollars—— An
drew Belcher, Efgs Five Dellars— Jathua Orre Five
Dollars—JamesiEriend Five Dellars— Daniel War
ner Fiwe Dollavs———James Nevin Five Dolbars—
George Wentwerth Five Dollars—John Sherburne
Fiwe Dollars—Henry Desring Five Dollars—— John
Winthrep,Elq; FiweDollars—Edwaid Wigglelworth
Fiwe Dollars—Rev. Nathanie! Appleten Five Dollars
Jothus Wentworth Fiws Dollars — Samuel Want
worth, Esq; Five Dollars—— Samusl Warner Five
Dollari—Nathaniel Warner Fiwe Dollars—— His
Excellency Thomas Hutchinfen, Bfq; Pive Dollars,
Hen, Jacob Wendell, Esq; Five Dollars— Benning
Weatwsrth, Esq; late Gevernor, Ten Dollari—
THESE are therefere to notifly and warn the
delirquant Propricters afojenamed, snd ail ether
Perlons cancsrned, that unlels they psy me the
several Sums aforefsid, raised as a TAX en thsir
fiversl Rights, on or befare the twenty fearth Day
of September Instant, that so much of their ori
ginal Rights in the said Town es Stockbridge
wiil be Seld by me st public Auftion at the Heufe
of Henry Wile, Insholder in Ipswich, in the Pro
vince of Maflashuletts Bay, en the 26th Day of
Septemher current, at Three @’Cleck Alternoco, te
defrey said Taxes. WILLIAM DODGE, Cal.
Ip'wich, Sept. 1, 1774.
To be fold, a LOT of Interval,
is Neav- Hopkinton, the Property of the Reverend Dr;
HAVEN of Pertfmsuth. Enguire of tbe Printir.
G oy A
Fobx Burmam 1 3 6
Fabn Footman 6
The Stevenson }' 3
Win'p Bunum 6
Icbobod Denbo } g
Benmor Duda
Nicke. Duda }z g
The's Cbflyjr. 2 7 0
Fobn Febnien } b 6
Nat’l Froff 3
Tbo°s York %
We Durgin } i
Fofepb Smith jr. 1 15 ©
Eleazer Bick/erd 2 7 ©
Vaieatine Bill 1 15 o
Benja. Bennet
Jobn Ma'on } %72
Rick’d Dinbo
Caltdb Wakibm } S 0
Lemuel Chb fls 290
Nicko's Periman 2 7 o
Foleph Smith ©l7 6
W hereas on the twentieth Day
of Olobar-&. D. 1761, the Proprictors of ths Tows
of BERNARD, form-rly in the Prowince of New.'
Hampthire, a¢'a legal Besting thin beld, woted that &
TAX or Affefmint of Thres Husdred sod Forty fve
DOLLARS b¢ rci/ed and assessed ex thes ariginal Prd.
prietars of ‘faid {own, to defray thi meeeflary Charges
of thiJaid Town— And whertar tach-Progristers Sbars
ofﬁ.i[l,;;TAX ir Five DOLLARS, ar mintioned in 153
Lifd comkmitted to me ar Colle&or of ths said Town—s
And awherear [andry of said Propricters bave te this
Day emitted paying me their proportion of Jaid TAX
altbeugh thiy bave bun ligally matified and wwarned so
to do many Years ago, whsfe Nameswith the Sum; due
Jrom each of thim, are as Jollows, wiz.—~ Richard
Champuey Five Dillars—Daniel Warner, Esq; Fivs
Dollaps=— Jonethan Levewell, Esq; Five Dollars—
Ssmael Sherburse, Elq; Five Dollarieme= Georga
Jaffrey, Elq; Fiwe Dollars= Rew. Anthory Wibird
Fivs Dellari— Elifhs Stoty e Do//ar;— Thales
Graenweed Five Dollgriswlobs Wende!l Five Dsl
lari=Jam:s Mc Dosigg Wliars—Hunkirg
ing Wentworth, k i Jefeph New
march Five Dollar ¢ Dollars.
Samuel We —Bennicg
Wentwerth, Esq; Tatest Diallgrsem
THESE ar¢ thersfore (000 G a@nd woars Ibe delin
guent Proprietors aferenanid, aW@@!l other Pirfors con -
cermed, that unless thy pay me the Jeveral Sums afire-
Jaid, reifed se 8 TAX on theig several Rights, en or
beforethe 24th Day of Srplcmir Inflast, that so muck
of their original Rights in tbs said {own of Bernard,
avill be Sold by me at PUBLIC AUCTION a¢ tbs
H:u/e of Hon'y Wile, Innbolder in Ip{wich, in ths
Prowince of Maflachufetts Bay, ox ths 2615 Day of
September currant, at three o’Clock Afternocs, to difrey
Jaid Taxo. WILLIAM DODGE, Gollider
Ipswich, Sept. Ift, 1774.
Al Persons that bave any De
pands en the Eflate of Samuel Walten, /ate of Scug -
bigon Wifi, Ne. 3, (new Ambirfi) diceaed, are 4s
fired to bring in th:ir Accsunts immediasely to William
Walten, of Jaid Amberfß, Adminifirator on said Efiate,
in erder for Settlimint.—eAnd immediate Paymnt of ail
Dibts dus to said Efiatsis alle reguefied.
September 6th, 1774.
Whercas Mary, the Wife of me
the Subferiber, bas of late run me greatly in Debe, this
is thersfeve to Jorbid all Petlans trufling ber on my Ac
count, as 1 will met pay Ouve Penny /o¢ may contral
from the date beresf. Kittery, Sept. 1416 1774,
~ JOHN LILLEY,
TO BE SOLD, A
About 14 Acres of good Land,
a good DWELLIG HOUSE, Bars, Orcbard, and
other Accommodationi, very comvanisstly- situated for a
Trader or Tradi/man, supon the public Read -s0 Exeter,
and about balf a Mile from Grunland Misting Hou/s,
Enguire o) James Sherburne, living on the Pramijs,
Greenlard Augufl 25th 3774, i =
T HREE Months further being allowid us by tbe Hon!
JOHN FENTON, Esq; Fudgs es the Probdati of
Wills, &¢c. in and sos the County of Graftom, to receive
and examine the Claims of Bbe fiveral Creditors 1o the
Efate of ALEXANDER PHELPS, /ate of Lime, in
Jaid County, Elq; diceas’d, Represented Infolvest, No
tice is baveby given, that ws will attind Jfaid Business
at the Houle of Capt. Asren Sterrs, lanbolder in Han
ever, in Jaid County, on the third Monday of thethres
sixt following Months, from tave to 4 o'Cloeck, P. M.
Hasower, Asron Storn, C Vi
Fuly 25, 1774, ' Beza. Woodward, § 7£/ 4%r!
TO BE BOLD at private Sali, wery cheap,
Two Houses with Land
Adjaining thim, fiisatg in Portfnicuth, ene of wdich
flands om the Nolb:r!y‘?‘ﬂ (ff Street leading from
Gregory Purcell, E{q; ewt-of Tetem, commodionfly fiin
ated for @ Trader or.Tradelman, wirh a Sufficiency
of Land for a Bars, Gardim, {F¢. ~mmosm mommmmcen
- The other of Jaid Houses
Stands on the Nothetly Side of the Street leading from
Myr. Willism Brewfler's 0 Mr. Jofhos Wentwoith’s,
wwell situated for a Tradelman, with a largi Gardin
thereto adjeining. For furthir Particulais, Erguirs
sf Richard Cutts Shapncn, Elq; ¢f /aid Porifmeuib..
Choice Stone Lime
To be foild by JACOB SHEAFE, janr.
‘ in Portsmouth.