The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, February 16, 1759, Page 2

Jaft Imporren from Lowpox, and to be Soip By John Nelion, Next Daev to Ricuarp Wisirr's, Efg; wery rea- Jonable for Cast or an moderate Credit, LACK, blue, fcarlet, crimfon, cloth coloar'd, Yorkihire and {uperfiae broad eloaths ; pen- nyltones, plefh, flower'd’ ferges, flanning wilton, frizes, German ferges, kerfeys, half thicks, Bath beavers, drape-y baize, ftripe fwanfkin, duflills, fhallooas, duraats, tammies, buckrams ; horo, mohair and metal buttons, mohair and filk twilt, ivory combs, cruels, qualitics, gartering, fans, wig cawls, braid, cord, galloon, ferreas, black and white bone lace, Paris nett,chipt and flounced hats, capuchios, cardi- nals, black, cloth colour'd and light beliandine filk, ribbons, pins, darning and common needles, ‘tapes, nuos thread, colour'd thread, horfe bair hats, plain and figur'd gauze, colour'd and black filk mittins, men’s, women's and girl’s white and colour’d lamb, fhammy and kid gloves and mittins, 4d. 6d. 8d. 10d. zod. z4d. 30d. 36d. & 4od. nails, brads, hobs, clout and fcuppér nails, ironirg boxes, flat irons, frying paus, brafs kettles, brafs and copper tea ketiles, bials and coppsr warming pans,brafs and iron canclefticks, German ftecl, bar and fheet lead, men’s and women’s fhoe buckles, knives and forke, cuttoe and fpring knives, fciflars,razors, fpars, brafs cocks,curry combs, Jews harps, awl blades, fhoe hammers, knives and pinchers, ratt and moufe traps, locks, hinges, chifels, gouges, fermers, augres, efcatcheons and handles, with other cabinet ware ; tea, pepper, nutmegs, Cin- naman, cloves,mace, carraats, raifons, ftarch ; Scotch and printed handkerchiefs, 3-4 7-8 6-4 and yard wide linnen and cotton check, red, green, yellow, blew and white furnicure check, crimfon, blue, and white bunting,vane ditto, pott, fools cap, poft, crown and letter paper, ink pots, pencils, flates, a varicty of paper haogings, brown hollands, 3-4 7-8 yard wide and tandem garlix,double and quadruple filefias, nuns, [rith and bag hoiland,cambricks, clear, flower’d, minenet aad fpotted lawns, yard wide 5-4 6-4 and Book muflio, Ruffia linnen and fheeting, napkin and table diaper, huckabuck diaper and damalk table cloaths, oznabrigs, cotton gowns, erminetts ditto, long cloaths, printed linnen and calicoes, patches, needle work and fiik patterns, dyed pillows, cotton velvet,men’s and women's black velvet,bombazeens, tiffinys, pewter tankards, quart pots, mugs, tea pots, porringers, bafons, plates and platters, Drefden, fat- tin Rripe, and {tripe miflinet, Irith ftuffs, florettees, mantaa’s, raflels, filk tobines, camblets, crapes, da- ~ matks, callimancoes, white, blue, and pink peling, pink and white fhott lateftring, allamode, capuchin fillk and fringe, black fattin, padufuoy, Perfian and China taffisies, India damatks, bandanoes, chelleos, cotton romalis, black luteftring, men’s and women's worfled, thread, and cotton bofe, black, blae, buff and fcarlet breeches pieces, ftripd, fcarlet and mill’d caps, variety of fathionable looking glafles, belt Dar- bam muftard, men’s beaveret and caftor hats, an af- fortment of felt and caftor linings and trimmings, London wool cards, duffeild blankets, 8-4 9-4 10-4 blankets, bed ticks, China and linfey woolleys with trimmings, whipping and fewing twine, cod lines, gun powder, crofs barr'd fwan fkin for faddle claths, and an affortment of fringes, bitts, ftirrups, and other {addlery ware. ek 2E] 5 Said Neifon defires the Favaur of thofe aith whom be bas Accounts open, to bring themin as foon as may be, in arder for Settlement, as be intends for England, as early in the Spring as bis Bufinefs awill admit of. VWHEREAS I am now, and have been for feveral Weeks paft, fettling Aceounts with my Cuftomers, and have given No- tice in writing to a Number of them, which have not yet come, This is to give them further No- tice, that I fhall wait no longer thanthe 2zoth Inft. after which time they may expe& Trouble—And all others with whom I have Accounts open, are defired to come and fettle the fame with me very foon, as [ am determined to make a fpeedy Settlement of all my Accounts : And thofe who are Indebted to me, and can’t make immediate Pay, T expet they will give their Notes of Hand upon Intereft : And thofle to whom pay ina few weeks ; andin order thereto, I fhall £eil my Goods very cheap for ready Cath. The Goods I have at thls time, are 2 fine affort- ment of Woollens, Linnens, &c. with a large Quan- tity of belt London Pewter, Brafs Kettles &c. Sterling Biils emitted to pay the Soldiers, will be received therefor, at the rate of 25/. old Tenor, .for 1f. Sterling. Hampton, Feb. 8th 1759. Jonathan Moulton. wbury and York Lottery TICKETS to be fold by . the Printer hereof. FORTSMOU TH :Printed by D, Fawws, of whom (his Papes mey be bad at One Dollar petfnnum, o prevent [ am Indebted, I think I fhall be- able to . ~ Mofes Boynton, D Efigaing to fettie with all his caltomers, defires : all perfons with whom he has acceants open, to bring them in, in order for adjultment—And all who dre indebted to him, are once more defired to pay their refpeflive baflances. i TO BE SOLD, At the Houfe of the faid Mosss BoynrTon,on Monday the 26¢h Inflant, at Twao of the Clock in the Afterncon, BY PUSLICK VENDUE, fuadry forts of GOODS, Viz. : Broad cloths, kerfeys, half thicks, csllimancoes, cam- blets, cambleteens, everlaftings, ruflels and ruffel ftoff, i’k crape, fhallaons, mens and womens hats, filk handkerchiefs, ivory combs, {inall & great tooth horn ditto, Reel fpars, cambricks and [awrs, womens fans and laces, one gold ditto, pewter difhes & plates, porringers and tankards, buttcns and mobair, fewing filk, guns, necklaces, 2d nails, glals ware, weit indra goods, one good draught horfe,a variety of good leather breechés and gloves, and 4 variety of other articles. N. B. Said Goods may be view'd aoy Timie before fale, which wi.l continue from Day w0 Day “till finifi’'d. Conditions of fale to be feen at Time and Place of Sale. 5 Th- Rerling Bills emitted to pay off the Soldiers will be reccived at the Rate of twenty five fhillings Oid Tenor for cne fhilling fterlino, [25] Sk ol . AU B S T homas Bradford At his Shop upon Spring Hill, at the Lowelt Rate for Sterling Bills emitted to pay the Soldiers, at twenty five fhillings Old Tenor for one fhilling, Englith and Weft-India Goods, CHOICE INDIGO by the Dczen, or fmalier Qnamin’e.\ * 5 ;* ONATHAN BATTERSHALL of Newington being about to depart to England (‘the firft Oppottunity ) prays all thofe to whom he may fland indebted, forthwith to bringin their Ac- counts to be fettled, and paid : And that all thofe who are indebted to him, will immediately pay their relpetive Ballances, or they wiil be fued to March Court.— Alfo to be fold by faid Batter/ball a Houfe, ‘Outhoufe, Barn and Whatfe in faid New - ington,together with three Acres of Land, chiefly in Oschard, bounded upon the Lands of the Raw/lings’s and Pifcataqua River—T'reat with him at faid Houle, [25) JonaTuHAN BATTERSHALL. A Variety of Broad Cloths and Kerfeys, Juft Imported, and to be fold cheap for Cafh, at the Warehoufe of RoeerT TraiLi, Efq: 25 Pwo good Felt Hats loit on the 1ft Inftant, on the Road between Mr. Charles Treadwell's Shop in Port/mouth, and the Plains; Wheever has taken them up and will inform faid Treadwell, or the Printer hereof, fhall be handfome- Jv rewarded therefor, T U RUQVINCE of NEW.HAMPSHIRE YORTSMOUTH, feb, e ift. 1759. unneceflary Attendance for re- ceiving their Pay, of the Officers and Centinels in the Regiment raifed by the Province of New- Hamp- fhire, for His MaEsT¥’s Service, in the Year 1758, under the Command of Joun Hart, Efg; Colonel, the Paymafter to faid Regiment hereby gives NO- TICE to all concerned, That the Payment of faid Officers & Ceantinels will be made at faid Portfmouth in the following Order, viz. To Capt. Jebu Pickering’s Company on Mondey the 5th Initant. To Cap:. Thomas Tafp’s Company on Friday thegth Inftant. To Capt. Fonathan Swett’s Company on Wedne(day the 14th Inftant. To Capt. Sumerfbee Gilman’s Company om Monday the 19th Inftant. To Capt. Nebemiah Lovewell's Company on Friday the 23d Inflant. To Capt. John Hazwen's Company on Wed- nefday the 28:h Inflant. To Capt. frueworthy Ladd’s Company on Monday the sth day of March. To Capt, Alexander Todd’s Company on Fri- day the gth Day of March. LI Perfons Indebted to, or : that have any Demands on the Eftate of " Fobn Redman, late of Nottingham, deceas’d, are defired forthwith to fetile the fame with Nicholas Smith of Brintwood, Adminiftrator of faid Eftate. Brintwaod, Fan. 25. i 2 “or snEquivalentia Bils of Credit, Half to be paid at Entrance, « . ol & Sy ‘A LL:Perfons indebted tdthe Eflate of Joseru-Buss, late of Portfmouth, Joiner, deceafed, are once more defired to come and feit’e thefame with Joskru Buss, Adminiilratér of faid Efate, gtherwife ey may cxpelt 1o, be fued : And all Peifons to whom the fgiv € (ate is indebted, are defired to make Application to the fald Admini- ftrator, in e:rder to 1cceive their Debis, otherwile th:y will be excluded: Feb, 16, ¥758. f26) O be fold at public Vendue on the Fifth of March next, st Ten of the Clock in the Eorenocn, at the Houfe of Mr. Rotert Carin, Inohoider in Kittery ;about Faity Acres of LAND, witl Floufe, Barn and Orchard, comma- dious for T'rade or Bufinels, lying on the Xittery Side the River near the parting of Exeter and Ber. wick Rivers, catting upwatrds of Five Loads of Sale and Englith Grafs in proportion ; otber particulars - and conditions of fale to be known at the Time and Place appainted, or of Josgra STarLE, J§/ Hereas Elizabeth Gold, as - Jbe calls berfelf, and pretends o be my Wife and runs me in Debt, THis 1S TO.FORBID ANY PErRsON TO CREDIT HER ON MY. ACCOUNT, jfor that 1 awill not pay a4y Debti e foall tontra® from the Date bereof. As witnels my Hawd, Rye, Feb. 15. 1750. Curisteornsr Goro, : To be Sold by Henry Sherburne, Very cheap for the Stetling Bills emiticd to pay off : .the Soldiers, Variety of European goods linnen and wooller, nails, cutlary ware, powder, lead, fhot, beft London cordage of all fizes from 12 inches down to 6 thread rattling, Englith and Ruoffia canvas, - tick- lingburgh, oznabrigs, twine, anchors ; sifo a very good mew SHIP, frigate built, with compleat rig- ging, fails, anchors, and a fortable cargoe for the Weft Indies. Said Bills will be receiv’d at the rate of 25/. old tenor for 1/. Sterling. T O be Sold at Publick Vendue. at the Houle of Mrs. Hannab Horney, in Portf- mouth, on Tuefday the zoth Day of February Inft. at Four of the Clock in the Afternoon, a Lot of LAND in Barrington, in the 4th Range of Lots,’ No. 145. in the Plan, being the Eftate of the Hoo. Fofeph Sherburne, Elg; deceas’d— Alfo Half a whole Right in Rochefter, (excefi the firft Divifion) origi- nally belonging to the Hon. Grorge Faffrey, Blq; deceas’d, and purchas’d by faid Sherbarne of the faid Jaffrey. Dated at Portfmouth, Feb. 1, 1759, INOTICE is hereby given to : the feveral Creditors to the Eftate of Samuzel MofFat, late of Wells, in the County of York, de- ceas’d, inteftaie, reprefented infolvent, that the Hen- ourable the Pudge of Probate for {aid County, has - lengthen'd out the Time fix Months from the Fuf of Januaty Inftant, for the Commiflioners to neceive and cxamine the Claims of the - feveral' Creditors; who will attend that fervice at the Ifoufe of Mr. Nathaniel Kimbal, Ionholder in Welis aforefaid, on the firt Menday in each Month, till the fix Months is expired, from Tea in the Morning to Five in the Afternoon each Day : And as-no Jonger Time isto be exne@ed, the Creditors are defired to bring in their Claims well vouched in feafon, ~ = = . Fames Hubbard, Adminiftrator. :F r l \HE Creditors of the Eftate of Fobn Clement, late of York, in the County of York, deceafed (reprefented Infolvent ) may obferve, that the Commiffioners duly authoriz’d and appointed to receive and examine their Claims, will attend that Bufinefs at the Dwelling Houfe of Mr. Edward Ingrabam, Innholder in faid York, on the 1alt Monday of this, and the five enfuingMonths, from two to fix 0’Clock in the Afternoon ofdfmd Days. . Jos. Simpson, jun; ¥ York, Jan. 15.1759. ‘SamuEL SEWALL, tert., LL Perfons Indebted to, or that have any Demands on the Eftate of George Seaward, late of Port{mouth, deceaf- ed, are defired to bring in their Accounts to George Seaward, Adminiftrator, Son of the faid Deceafed, in order for fettlement. 2 TO BE SOLD, i _{4 Likely Negro Fellow gbout Eighteen Years of Age, who has been in the Country about Five Years. Ioquire of the Printer. Good SMITH’s COAL UST IMPORTED, and to be fold very ‘cheap for prompt Pay : = Inquire on board the Brigan tine Briftol, }ying at:the Long Wharfe: 3, .~ S A A 3