The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, September 22, 1758, Page 4

—— “Sn CHRISTOPHERS, July 12. _ A fmall French {chooner is taken by Capt. Somer- “%all, of the privateer Elizabeth. On Monday was brought into the road of Bafle- terre, 2 French floop taken by the privateer Little- Oliver. ' And Yefterday was brought in, a fhip underDautch Colours, by Capt. Gipfon, in'a Letter of Marque ‘ fhip belonging to Briftol. The third Inftant a Schoonér, bound from Corac- oa for Martineco, was carried into Antigua by the Lion Privateer, Capt. M’Leane. On the ‘6th a French privateer of 4 Guns was car- sied into St.'John’s by Capt. Roan, in the privatecr Frankland, of Barbados. ’ And we are informed that another, of 1z Guns, arrived there on Monday laft, being taken by his Majetty’s thip Amazon. Fuly 19. The French privateer carried into An- tigua the 1oth inftant mounted 10 Guns, and had 100 Men, of which about 30 were Negros. She had Jately taken the Brig Scorpion, Warren, from Rhode- Iland for Antigua. The ‘prifoners informed, that the following Veflels bound for Antigua from Glaf- gow, were carried into the French Iflands, viz. The Ketty, Scot, the Primrofe, ¥ oung, and the—Wood. His Majefty’s floop Weafel, fent into St. John's onThurfday laft, a retaken floop called the Neptune, Bowles, from Pifcataqua. On {unday la® a Prize Schooner was breught into the oad of Bafleterre, by the Privateer LittleOliver. Aug:fl 5. The privateer thip Spry, of Philadel- rhia, has cairied into Antigua a Dutch fchooner, la- den with provifions for the French Ilands.—This fhip tcok a rrench flag of truce in Delaware Ray, which was fmuggiing upon the coaft, with 300 hog- fheads of {ugar and other goods on board. A fhip of about 400 tons, Jaden with dry goods and wine, and bourd to St. Euftatia, was carried in- to Antigua laft Saturday by the privateer fhip Re- venge, and the fleop’Lion. . s e 2 "TO BE SOLD By Publick Vendue, On Tuefday the 10th Day of O&ober next, at 10 of the Clock in the Forenoon, at the Warehoufe of NATHANIEL SPARHAWK, Efg; In Kittery, HE Merchandize, Houfhold Furniture, Farm l Stock and Utenfils, &c. &c. &c. belonging to the perforal Eftate of the faid NATHANIEL, _Aifs a Houfe and Land fituate “on Kit'ery Point, in the Occupation of Mr. William Gerrifs 5 _about one Thoufand Acres of Land in the County of York, and other Out Lands belenging to his Real Eftate. N..B. Its purpofed after the Commence- ment of the Sale, to continue it from Day to Day >till it is finifhed ; and proper Attendance will be given the whole of the preceeding Week at the Place of Sale, on all who are difpofed to read the Inven- tory or fee the Goods,&c. Alfoan Inventory of faid Goods to be feen at Mr. Samuel Cutt’s, on Spring Hill in Portfmouth, New Hampthire. 2 O be fold at Publick Vendu by the Subfcriber, at his Dwelling Houfe in Berwick, on Tuefday the Third of Oftober next in the Afiernoon, the LIBRARY of the Reverend Mr. Feremiak Wife, deceafed, being 2 valuable Colleéli- on of Divinity, Natural Philofophy, and Hiftory, &ec. If any Perlons incline to perufe faid Books before the Time appointed for Sale, they may ke gratified. Fobn Wife. Hamplbire Money will be taken at /ix pounds per Doilar. 3 Al Perfons that have any Books belanging to the above Library, are defired to return them before faid Time.. Ber witk, Sept. 14 2 Province of New Hampsuirg, Dover, Sept. 13. ALL Perfons that have any Claims or Demands on the Eftate of Fo/eph Han/fon, late of Dover, in the Province aforefaid, Efq; deceafed, are hereby defired to bring in the fame to Epbraim Hanfon, Adminiftrator to faid-Efiate, in order for Settlement. And all thofe that are In- debted to fa‘d ERate are defired to pay the fame to prevent further Trouble. 2 = ;—_—s========fi==:============ b‘Trayed or Stolen out of Mr. Fames Young's Paflure in Dover, on the Firft of this Tnftant September, a light brown MARE, eight Years old, about 13 or 14 Hands high, trots and paces, black Main and Thail, one white Foot, a Star 3n her Forehead, and a fmall white Streak on her Nofe, Whoever fha!l take up faid MARE, and bring her to Mofes Hiwe of Dover, fhall have T'wo Porrars Reward, and neceflary Charges paid by 2 me Moles Howe. —————] e P PORTSMOUTH : Printed by D, FowLe, of whem this Paper may be had at OneDollar per Anum, or an Equivalen y b X & W TR S 1) S Provinck of New -Hampsnire. Hereas we the Subfcribers —are appointed Commiffioners by the Hon. the Judge of Probate of Wills, &c. for faid Province, to receive and examine the Claims of the feveral Creditors to the Eftate of Henry Seymour, late of Portimooth, Shopkeeper, deceafed, reprefented In- folvent, We neresy oive NOTICE, That we will attend faid Bufinefs at the Houfe of Mr. Fames Stoodley, junr. Innholder in faid Portfmouth, the laft Wednefday of this and of the five next following Months, from fix 0’Clock Afternoon of faid Days, *till nine. 2 Ereazer Russerr, Port/mouth, Sept. 13. SamueL PenHALLOW. ’1“HE feveral Licenced Perfons in Berwick, ARE HEREBY NOTIFIiED, to meet me there at Capt. Goodwin’s, on Tuefday the z6th of September next ; thofe in Kittery, at Mr. Robert Cutt’s, the 27th ; thofe at Yoik, at Mr. Edward Ingrabam’s, the 28th ; thofe at Weils, Arun- dell, and Phillips-Town, at Mr. Peletiab Littlefeld's, the 2gth ; thofe at Biddiford, at Mr. Lad’s, on Mon- day the zd of O&ober uext 5 thofe at Scarborough, at Mr. Benjamin Milliken's, the 3d ; and thofe at ‘Falmouth, and the Towns Eaftward, at Capt. Bang’s, 'on Wednefday the 4th of Oftober next ; all at ten 0’Clock in the Forenoon,except thofe at Scarborough, who are to meet at nine 0'Clock Forenoon, to render their Accounts, and pay in their firft fix Month’s EXCISE for this*Year, and thereby prevent further Trouble. York, Auguft 28, 1758. ; Collefor of Excife for Daviee Crark, the County of Y ork. P. S. Such of laft Year as are delinquent, are alfo to meet at Times and Places aforefaid, and clear off the fame. 3 e S e 10 be Sold at public Viendue, by Samuel Hunton, atthe Houfe of Mr. Badger’s Innholder in Kingfton, on Wednefday the z7th Day of September next, at three of the Clock in the Af- ternoon, about 50 Acres of LAND, witha HOUSE and BARN thereon : The Land is goed for Plowing, Mowing and Pafturing, with conftant Water, and well wooded, and lies but about one Mile and a half from Kingfton Meeting Houfe, on Chefter Road. — The Canditions of Sale to be {feen at the Time and Place appointed for the fame. s oy T e T T T M T = PorTsmouTh, Sept. 7. SCHOONER of about 83 Tons, is now geady, and will take in Load- s g of Lumber or any other Freight for Rhode Ifland, and fail within 2 Month from the above Date from this Town. If any Perfon incline, they may know forther by enquiring of the Printer hereof, e S g e e e T TR SR S SR T e == ——=——mm == ProvINCE of NEW -HampsnIRE, dug. 1.1758. WHereas we the Subfcribers are appointed Commiffioners by the Hon. the Judge of Probate for faid Province, to receive and examine the Claims of the feveral Cre- ditors to the Eftate of Daniel Hoit, late of Epping in faid Province, Yeoman, deceafed, Inteftate, repre- fented Infolvent, Thnese are To NOTIFY all Perfons concern’d, that we will attend that Bufinefs on the lat Monday of this and the five following Months, at the Dwelling Houfe of Abrabam Pirkins Innholder in Epping aforefaid, from the Hours of Three to Nine of the Clock Afternoon on faid Day. 3 : Davip LAWRENCE, James Norris. e nd Provisce of New-HampsHIRE. WE the Subf{cribers being ap- pointed Commifioners by the Hon. the Judge of Probate for faid Province, to receive and examine the Claims of the feveral Creditors to the Eftate of Edward Colcord, late of Brintwood deceas’d, (reprefented Infolvent) and how they are made out, and three Months longer from the eighth Day of Augult Inftant being allow’d us for that Purpofe, Herepy cive NOTICE, that we will attend that Service on the laft Monday of Augut Inftant, and on the laft Monday’s of September andO&ober next, at the Houfe of Capt. Natbaniel Folfom, Inn- holder in Exeter, from three to fix of the Clock Afternoon on each of faid Days. Exeter, Aug.21.1758. Jous Optiw, 3 Noan Emery. e ANY Perfon who has good FLAX SEED to difpole of, may have Three Pounds Old Tenor per Bufheil by applying to Josepn ALLCOCK of Portfmouth. 3 — P The Managers Of the County of York LoTTERY No. 1, will begin to draw at the Conrt Houfe in York, on Monday the 16th of Oftober next® Such therefore as have been Intrufted wivh Tickets to difpsfe of, are defired forthwith to put off thufe fill remaining in their Hands (if any fuch) or retarn them in fix Days at leafl before the Drawing, but it’s hop'd- there will be no Neceffity of that, as the late Attack of the Enemy at the Eaflward fo dalearly evinces the Neceflity of Bridges to facilitate the March of one Part of the Country to the Relief of another, that thofe Tickets as well as a few fill in the Hands of the Managersy will be foon purchafed by fuch as wifb well to the Safety and Weal of the County. 5 Note, If it fbould appear that any confiderable Number of Tickets are jfold at New Hamesuirg, 2 LIST of the Prizes will be publifbed in the New-Hampsuire Paper, and paid off there. Yorg, Sept. 5. 1758. T AIl Perfons that are Indebted to Lt. General PEPPERRELL, RE defired forthwith to come and fettle with him ; and all that have Demands on him are - defired to come and receive the fame. 3 Mofes Boynton Of Stratham in New-Hampfhire; Informs his Cultomers and others, that they may be {fupplied with good Wath- Leather, or Breeches ready made. As he hath juft now dreft off a large Stock of Deers Leather as well as feveral other forts of Lea- ther, &c. the above will be fold as cheap as any where in this or the Maffachufetts Government. He has alfo a confiderable large Affortment of EncLisu Goops as cheap for Cath as may be had any where. : TRAYED or Stolen from Fames Tutile of Dover, about the Twentieth Day of July laft 2 Red MARE, about thirteen or fourteen Years old, with a fmall black Spot on her Rump. Whoifoever fhall take up faid Mare, snd convey her to faid Fames Tuttle, fhall be Rewarded for their Trouble Two Dollars, and neceflary Charges paid. Dowrr, Sept. 7.1758. 1 e o S e e T T e S o T S S T i = s e g rroviNCE of NEw-HaMpsuIRE, N OTICE is hereby to all Perfons wae Lave any Clai Eftate of Samuel Watlon, late of Dover in fa ro- vince, Yeoman, deceafed, Inteftate, that three Months Time further is allowed for receiving and allowing the faid Claims, and that we will attend txat fervice as ufual at the Houle of Jobn Gage, junr. Inn- holder in faid Dover the Firt Monday of the three following Months, from the Hours of Three te Nine o'Clock in the Afiernoon of faid Day. Dated Aug. 30. 1758. Josnva Wingex,. Joseru RoBErTS e . gere E—me e oo e PrOVINCE of NEw Hampsuire. © WE the Sub{cribers being ap- pointed Commiflioners by the Hon. the Judge of Probate for faid Province, to re- ceive and examine the Claims of the feveral Creditors to the Eftate of Nickolas Perryman, late of Excter in faid Province, Efq; deceas'd (reprefented Infolvent) and how they are made out,and {ix Months being al- Jowed us for that Purpo{e,lgskmn’ cive Norice, That we will attend that {Efvice at the Houfe of Capt. Nathaniel Folfom, Innholder in Exeter afore- faid, on the laft Mondays of this and the five next following Months, from three to fix of the Clock Afternson on each of faid Days. Exeter, Aug. 21. 1758, Joun Privries, 3 NaTwsasier Forsom. A'O BE SOLD wt the Printing-Office 14 Port/mouth, 2 Fflt/)er Abraham’s SPEECH 10 a great Number of People, at a Vendue of Mer- ¢thant-€oods ; introduced to the Publick by Poor Richard, (a famous Pennfylvania Conjarer and Almanack Ma- ker ) in Anfwer to the following Quflions. Pray, Father Abrabam, what think you of the Times ? Won’t thefe heavy Taxes quite ruin the Country ? How fhall we be ever able to pay them ? What would you sdvile us to ? To which are added, Seven curious Picces of Writing, viz. 1. Thewtlcome Guinea: A Poem. 2. Confolation fur the Homely. 3. Agrand Compliment to the Ladies. 4. The two Sinuers, the Pope, and the Devil : A poetical Tale. 5. An infal- lible Cure for Love. 6. An Old Song, wrote by one of our firff New Eogland Planters, o1 their Manage- ment in thofe good O Times. To the Tune of A Cob- ler there wss, &8¢, 7. Poor Richard’s Defeription of bis Country '¥ifz Joan, in a Song to the Tune of 'The Hounds are all out, &e. [ Price fix Coppers. ] .5 A s t in Bills of Credit, Half 1o be paid atEntrance on th d