The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1799-01-09 00:00:00, page 4

AN A& limiting the
time within which claims
against the United States, for
credits. on the books of the
"[reafury may be presented
for allowance.
BE # enaéled by the
Semate and House of Representatives, of
the United States of Awierica, in Con
grefi uffembled, That all Credits on the
books of the Treasury of the United
States, for tranfaétions during thelate
war, which according to the course
of the Treasury, have hitherto been
discharged by issuing ‘certificates of
,chiﬁgred debt, {hall be forever bar
red, and precluded from settlement or
allowance, unless claimed by ‘the pro
per creditors, or their legal Represen
tatives, on or before the firft day of
March, in'tHe year one thousand seven
Muridred and minety-nirie.
And the Secretary of 'the Treasury
is Hereby ‘required to cdufe this adt to
be poblified, in one or more of the
public papers of each State.
JONATHAN DAYTON,
THEODORE SEBIWICK,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
President of the Semate Pro Temipore.
» JOHN ADAMS, President of the
A P United States.
A g o
- Richard Evans,
Has reczived.a few handsome
MUFES & TIPPETS
ALSO, an excellent assortment of
- * Roft and Sea Blankets.
_ Portsmouth, Dec. 24, 1798.
- EXCELLENT
STONE LIME,
Jault arrived fiom Thomaftown, and
“for sale, wholesale and retail by
g : B. CONXNOR, i
Al Z,Mﬁ"’irﬂfvifff‘ wharf, Porifmonth.
\ T STAMPED PAPLR,
ks For Notes of hand,
B\ of ladipg and Bills es ‘Exchange, -
20d\ery orber description of flamped o
pe ,et J. MercHEß’s Pantng.
Ephraim Shattuck,
Reuben Stone,
Abraham Byam,
Tliomas Shattuck,
Wiliiam Page,
Solomon Will{on,
jofeph Staweily -
Silas Benmett,
Silas Shattuck,
Erhraim Stearns.
D ÜBLIC notice is hereby given to the owners of land in the sown of
P Lancaster, in the county of Grafton, and State of New-Hampshire, whe
have not paiti their tax of four cents on the acre, affefled agreeably to an a&t
of the Generai-Court, passed at their feflion begun and holden at Concord,
on the fourth Wednesday of November, 1796 ; and advertised for payment,
by the fele@tmen of said Lancalter, aceording to the tenor of said a& ; that
the taxes on the following lots and traéts of %and are now unpaid. Therefore,
iv much of the said lots and tra@s of land as will pay the tax assessed thereon,
with incidental charges, will be fold at public vendue, to the highest bidder,
by us the fubferibers, on the 22d day of January next, at 10 of the elock in
the forenoon of said day, at the Inn of Stephen Wilson, one of the fubferibers,
in said Lancaster, unless prevented by previous payment. ’ -
No. dots, No, Cts. No.L. No.R.dol.NeL.Noß .dol.soac. dol
Charles How, - 68 2z R i
Hrael Hale, . - 2 22 4 § 24 4 0 8
Iracl Hale, jr. - 70 2 90 80 1 23 46 23 4 soo 2
Danid Hale, . 21 & 2t 80 S-d 8 .4 3 . MO B
Haac Ball - 93 4 53 80 8 4 $-1 1 4 56 2
William Doggett; - 72 8o | 5§ 26 4 50 2
Elisha qrr:ziby’, . 67 A 6780 ' 2 "ok 52& B 2
Luke Lincoln, - 65 =2 66 802 33 &4 35 8¢ 4%0 3
Pavid Lawion, - 6§ .05 89..1 12 4 %27 & %0 3
Bilas Rice, > #4O. 2 4086 2. 9 4 2 28 4 %0 32
Thomas Carter, . 41 2 41 00 1 19 4 1 24 4%0 2
William Reed, - 4 27 4 ;
Nathaniel Smith, - 27 8.2 90395 % 3 ¥ 2.850%
Daniel Searles, - i 3 47 %‘3 310 & 3
Isaac Wcood, - P 81 8 2 13 §F 1 16 ¢%O 3
Nathaniel Richardson, $ % A 3 i Bt 3
John Wait, - 46 2 46 8o 4 8 4 §0 2
Benjamin Sawyer; #4 2 gy X W
John Sawyer, - 3 3¢ 4 5 2% 4 50 3
John Herriman, - : 50 #
Samuel Marble, - 35- 8 35 % 3 9 4 % 2
Joseph Marble, = - ) X 2% Ny A% § 03
Jonathan Houghton, AR 2 48 Qo 2 8 4 F 11 4 o 3
John Rogers, - 24 .3 ® 27 3 2 =y 4 30 3
Abner Holden, - : S Iy 4 30 %
Stonton Prentice, - 30 2 30 8o |
Stephen Eincs, | - 5o 2
James Reed, - 23 2 2 %9 4 3 %.4 36 %
Methek Weare, v og o F , Tk T
John Tolford, - 14 2 14 80 2 §5 4 1 21 450 2
Joseph Newmarch, » ¥ W '
Nathaniel Barrel, - 30 2 39 06 3 B.f 1 1Y § ¥ }
Daniel Warner, « 3B 3 3880 2 144 2.17 4 50 .2
David Page, - f 1T &
David Page, jr. - R e 5 & W@ ~
Jonathan Graut, -2% X '
John Warden, - 608 6o B 3 21 488 238 &
Benjamin Man, - T . % 2 B W
Thomas Rogers, - » ¥ 2 % R ¢ &40 3
John Duncan,. - 36 2 36 PO 18 4 1 11 & %o 1
Timothy Whitney, 37 2 37 8o ' 6 26 4 5o 2
James Nevins, - 49 2 |
Benjamin Stephens, - 61 2 61 8o o 2
NATHANIEL WHITE,9) e
TITUS O. BROWN, } Y Lameiler
STEPHEN WILSQN, L Scedtiwen of Lancafler.
Eineafen Pecprbbier 8, tho% 0 0 o g DL
by propriztors, set off the
lying bagy, and ‘one in
undivided. I
containing 3080 ; acres
as Rights, Catbow "Ten
:No.of 1004cre 1.m.l
No: of Range, '
Undiv'dtand, soac’s
.:lb'w of Lots, 100 acre
g 0 acres Meadow Lot
Lot soggres. House
;Nv._oj' Range,
thereon, Tax
Tax therevn,
!Tw-dcran.
;Tl:\' thereon,
thereos. Tax
; : Cds. ke
Joseph Perkins, 1 4 188 1 2
Paul Wentworth, 1t 40 15 3 6
Will’m Glines, jr. 3 100 123 1§ 30"
John Gilman,Efq.4 38 68 3 6
Benjamin Smith, 3 Ico 88 17 33
Charles Frolt, -1 40 167 4 8
gigtg’ °.- T 3 81 UE.B 30
John Giles, 2 44 147 6 12
‘“homas Rines, 2 306 52 7 13
Joseph Hicks, 2 .80 3tldg 37+
Henry Tibbets, 3 72 77 13 27
Will’m Glines, jri4 38 14 24.
Joseph Chefley, 1 40 .57 17 33
Edward Tibbets, 1~ 3158 2 3.
JONATHAN FOSTER, Collector.
- Cangerbury, Dec. 14, 1798, |
TAKE NOTICE !
THE fublcriber being neceflitated, begs
the favor of bis coftomers who have
not fetuled with him fer Newipapers, and
other accounts in his line of bufirefs for
the present and past year ; to be ready for
feitlement and payment by the firft day of
Janvary next ; ‘when their accounts will be
regularly made out. He expefls to'continue
the business of poliriding for the next year,
and pledges amfelf to tranfall any kiad of
business 10 his line with punluality. Any
favours from the public shall be duly ac
knowledged. As punttualty in ‘payment
is the only means which can enable him to
do his business promptly, he hopes none of
his cullomers will negle& to comply with
his request. Thole of his cuftomess who
have been so good as to fettle with him, are
desired t 0 accept his particular thanks.
, Jonathan Edgerly.
N. B. Any kind of country produce will
be reccived in payment (if delivered in
the month ofbjanua'ry next,) a¢ cafb
prices. ppings Dec. 23, 1798.
r]i‘ O be fold at public vendue, to
| the highest bidder, by the sub
scriber, on Tuesday the 12th day as
March next, at 10 of the clock in the
forénoon, at the house of Maj. David:
M*Crillis, innholder in Canterbury,
in the county of Rockingham and
State of New-Hampshire ;fo much
of the following lots of land in said
Canterbury, as will pay ‘the taxes an--
nexéd to the fame, tofgethei' with inci
dental charges, unless prevented by
previous payment ; said taxes were
levied for the year 1798, :
Dollars. Ceviss,
Tax 123 $o
H'waytax
and State
county tax
Ne. Lots.
No. Acres,
Division,
State of New-Hampshire.
NOTICE is_hereby given to the
, proprietors and o\vgers of land
in the town of L: » who have not
paid their State, highway, and school
taxes for the year 1798, that unless
they pay the fame to me the fubferi
ber on or before the 28th day of
March next, 15 mgeh of their land as
will pay the ;’% with incidental
charges; will bé fold at public vendue,
at the :‘iv’e‘ellixi%l house of Jonathan
Noyes, Esq. innholder in said town,
at tén o’clock, A. M. unless prevent.
ed by previous payment.
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2y BooKk s,=—Blanks, and
Stationary for sale at J. MeLcuEr’s
Printing-Office and Book-Store, cor
ner of ﬁatket-Strect, Port{fmouth.
39 Noyes, Joseph § 01016 68 o o ©o 1%
15 g 50 Naih'l S. Clark, 5 ©2 o 8383170
39 78 Peabody, Step’n 9 © 10016 o © 0 © 12 Rev.
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29, 1798. | Dec. Landaff,
JOHN COGSWELL, Colleétor.
OB O, Dl AN, e @ -
Deserted from the Continental [hip of war
PORTS MOUTH,
'. ‘Now lying at Portsmouth, N. H,
A MAN by ‘the name of Jokn Riley,
who inlifted as.a marine on board said
ship ; said Riley is about 5 feet 4 inches
high; light coloured hair, ga: a large red
mark over his left eye, had on when he de
serted a short blae jacket and trowfers ;—
whoever will return said defester on board
said ship, shall have the above reward paid
by THOMAS HOIT, Lieut. of Maviges.
Portimouth, Dec. 24, 1798¢ k)
m———m
State of New-Hampshire.
NOTICE is hereby given to the
non-resident proprietors and
owners of land in the town of Piercy,
who have not paid their State tax for
the year 1798, that unless they pay
the fame to me the subscriber, so much
of their land as will pay the fame will
be fold at public vendue, on the 26th
day of March next, at the dwelling
house of Abner Clarke, Esq. in said
town, at 10 ®’clock A. M. cilfnot pre
vented by previous payment.
Original proprictors names. OENTS.
Jacob Walden, - — 9
John Hurd, Esq. s 9
acob Treadwell, i 9
George R. Treadwell, — g
David Paul, —_— 9
Abner Ofgoody, — —— g
William Moulton, =—— 9
Arthur Wooster, =~ —— 9
{ajcob Tilton, —_— 9
ofeph Moulton, s 9
Caleb Tappan, —_— 9
Jonathan M. Sewall, —
Mark Rogers, -— 9
Joseph Pearley, Efqg. sQ)
Thomas Pearley, jr. —— 9
Daniel Spaulding, - 9
&hn Sanborn, e 9
Villiam Marshall, — Q)
Nathaniel Healey, Esq. —_— 9
George Walton, jr. —_— 9
Jonas C. March, w—e 9
Daniel Humpbhreys, — 9
Thomas M’Donough, e g
Caleb Matfhall, =~ w——m g
Silas Marthall, ——— g
Eliphalet Day, — G
Moses Davis, - e &
Stephen Wells, e g
John Hodgden, —
Edmund Morse, —— o
James Paul, — ¢
Thomas Burnside, e ;
baMCS Burnside, po—
Javid Burnside, — w——— S
William Stanwood, —— ¢
Mark Sanborn, —e— ¢
{?ﬁah Bithop, — G
heodore Atkimfon, Efg. ~— ¢
Settler’s lots so called, up land.
Lot N°l, i 'C
do. 2y C— g
do. 7%, EhA. 14
'do. 6, S g
MOSES DUSTIN, Colle®or.
Piercy, Dee. 20, 1798.
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Mr. ?{[fgém’. 83‘;:: i
g ADDEUS MONROE, Collszon,
State of New-Hampshire.
Hillfoorough fT.
V’OﬂCE is hereby given 1o the
AN non.refident proprietors and
owners of land in the town of Hilifbo -
rough, who have not paid their State,
county, and bighway taxes, for the
year 1798, that unless they pay said
taxes to me the subscriber with t{\e in
cidental charges, on or before the 26¢th
day of March next, so much of their
lands as will pay the fame, together
with the incidental charges, will be
fold at public vendue, at the house of
Joha Dutron, Efg. in said town, at
ten o’clock, A. M. on said day.
Ten Dollars Reward.
Righ ;,
way.
Acres.
Divi's,
State.
Num'r,
County
No. acres, areable.
No. acres, mowing.
No. acres, pasturing.
No. acres, unimproved.
No. Lot.
No. Range.
No. Drvifion.
?Scﬁool tax,
Highway tax,
?
\
State tax.
z
To Samucl Plumer, jr. % one of tie
Fuflices of the Peace in and for the coun
ty of Ruchingham, in the State of New-
Hampshire.
THE jubfcriber owner of more
than one sixteenth part of the
township of Paullbourg, in the coun
ty of Grafton in said State, request
that you notify and warn the pro
prictors and owners of said townihip,
to meet at the dwelling house of Capt.
Benjamin Butler, in Deerfield, in said
county of Reckingham, on Thur{day
the 21st day of March next, at ten
o’clock in the torenoon, to vote and
act on the following particulars, viz.
Ift. To choose a moderator, pro
prietors Clerk, a Treasurer, Adcilors,
and a Coellector.
2d. To fee what method the pro
prietors will take relative to perambu
lating the lines of said town, and to
divide the fame into lots.
3d. To fee what encouragement
the proprictors will give in land or
money towards getting on fettlers,—
and to adopt some mode to effe@ so
neceflary a purpose.
4th. To fee what method the pro
prietors will adopt relative to cutting
and clearing a road, or roads in and
through said town.
sth. To fee if the proprietors will
fever and divide the land in said town
amonig the proprietors or owners, or
dispose of all or part of the land in
such way and manner as they shall
think fit.
~ 6th. To fee what method the pro
prietors will adopt, relative to the tax
or taxes laid on said land by the Ge
- neral Court, for cutting a road through
said town, and for State and County
taxes.
7th. To fee what sums of money
the proprietors will raise.
~ Bth. To agree on a method of call
ing meetings of said proprietors in fu
ture,
~ gth. To fee if the proprietors will
grant a compensation to those proe
- prictors who shall attend said meet
ing, and also to those who thall at.
- tend future meetings.
; WILLIAM PLUMER.
. Epping, Dec. 31, 1798.
State of New-Hampshire.
Rockingl-am, f.
Parfuant to the aforegoing application,
1 do hereby motify and warn the proprice
torsy and owners of [gid Paulfbourg, te
meet at the time arnd place, and for the
purposes aforcfaid.
SAM! PLUMER,jr. Fuflice Peace,
Epping, December 31, 1798.
"~ State of New-Hampthire.
NOTICE is hereby given to the
non-resident owners of land in
the town of New-Durham, who have
not paid their State, Highway and
County taxes for the year 17¢8, that
so much of their lands as will pay said
taxes with incidental charges, will be
~ fold at public an&ion, at the dwelling
-house of Capt. John Bennet, innhold
~er in said New-Durham, on the 18th
day of March next, at ten of the
clock, A« M. unless prevented by pre
- Vious pagment. ;
| o dol’sc’ts ¢'ts
Valentine Hill, 41 95 2 o 66
Tho’s Langley, 88 1 100 0 50 13
‘ ditto, 88 2 125 0 63 21
Val’e Matthews, 84 1 100 0 50 1%
Th’s Willey, jr. 70 2 125 0 63 21
T. Packer, Esq. 72 2 125 0 65 22
Samuel Willey, 71 2 125 0 38 12
' Rob’t Burnham, 5 2 125 038 13
Jere’hDrifco})
&PeterMoe,} W 2 f9oiss B
Col.T.Atkinfon,46 2 125 o 50 17
S;ar‘:eSifs,SOl }92 ooy 3
muel . :
Thom’s Chefley,96 1 100 0 75 25
&P Crommee,§ 7% 135 975 35
. Andrew
Job Ruanels, 81 1 52 o 0 50 17
do. 81 2 125 3 95. 42
SamuelChefley, 1 2 125 2 o 67
Benja. Smith, 66 1 86 1 o 34
Capt.].Thomas,32 2 675 020 9
Samuel Chefley,ls 1 100 0 50 17
Eleazer Davis, 79 2 125 © 75 2§
Col.Wallingford6o 1 45 023 o
IchabodChefley,2B 2 %0 030 10
Joseph Weeks, 5024330 20 g
Simon Randel, 57 2 125 075 25
Jof’h Sias, Eiq. 80 1 100 050 17
JOSEPH JACKSON, Colle&tor.
~ New-Durham, Jan. 1, 1799,
THE undersigned, ¥ ice-'Cg‘zjz:Ta! |
. His Majesty the Kz‘ﬂgf"of Savedern,
and authorifed to tranfad& the Consular
Business for His Majesty the King of
Denmark, within the States of Neaw-
Hampshire, Maflachufeits, and Rhode
-Ifland ; hereby notifies all ‘Captains of
veflels of the refpedive Nations, and
all-persons trading under the protec
tion of these Flags, that it is requisite
their thip’s papers should be exhibited
at this office, and that he has infiruc.
tions thensto furnith them such Certi
ficates, as the urgency of existing girs
cumftances,renders necessary to evince
the neutrality of the veflel and pro.
perty. . CHARLES F. DEGEN,
Coguivr ey B, } N
Fangary 1, 1799. ‘*, R AR s
G Theagfiieat Briaters imthe fveral
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