The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, December 7, 1759, Page 2

La% Thurfday Moraing, about Three 0'Clock, the Town was again alarm’d by the Lry of Fire, which broke out in a Tar Houfe, adjoining and beloaging to 8 Rope Wa'k improved by M. James Barrick, which foon confumed that and nezr 100 Fathom in Length of the Covering of the Walk, together with a large Quan- tity of Hemp, large Cables, Rigging, and all the Work- ing Tools for the Rope-making Bufinefs that were therein : The Lols of which, exc.ufive of the Building, isjudged ‘to be about £. 4000 Sterling. The Wind biowing very frethat N, W. the Flames were drove with great Viclence upon a Dwelling Houfe cortigu- ous to the Rope-Walk, which was entirely confumed : The Fiie alfo communicated itfelf to Mr.. McDaniel’s Rope-Wa k, but by peliing down about 10 Fathom of the Building, moft of thie other Part was faved : Mr. McDaniel’s Dwelling Houfe received a great deal of Damage, and was in a moft extrzordinary manuer faved from entire Rain, it being for fome Time in Flames in aimoft cvery Part; but by the Dexterity of the Pecp'e in fupp!ying the Bngines with Water,which were kept conftantly at Work, great Part of the Houle was faved ; feveral other Houfes catch'd en Fire, and were in imminent Danger. but no other confumed. We hear from Springfield, that notwithitanding 3 Hofpita! has been provided for the Sick Soldiers in the Pay of this Province, with every neceflary Accommo- dation, where they would be atiended by Gentlemen of the beit 5kill, many of them have been fo foolifh and obftinaie a: to perfift in a Refolution of getting home fick as they were, but inthis Attempt bave-been ftop- ped by their Sicknefsat Green Buth, where Numbers have died ; aod Numbers now lay fick, dettitute ot thar EHelp, and thofe Neceflaries and Convehiences which they had fo foolithly ard obftinately refufed. By an fxprefs who is retarned from Crown Point, which Place he left lat Wednefday 7 night, we learn, ‘That General Amherft was expeted on the Saturday faliowing at Ticonderoga, on his Retarn toNew York: —That the Regiments of the feveral Provinces ware on their retarn home ; thofe of this Province to come by the Way of Namber 1V.—-That 242 Englith Frifoners were brought to Crown Point by a Flag of Truce, in order to exchange for as many French Pri- foners, who were at Albacy on their Way up from New.York : Thatthe 3 French Veflels taken and weighed by Com. Loring, were bro’t ander the Fort at Ticonderoga, where they, with the Englith Veflels, were fecured, by being enciofed with large Picquets :-- "The Englith Garrifon, which confifled of about 2000 Mcn, were healehy,, and weil ftored with Provifions : “The Accounts from the Eaemy were, that they were deltitute of Provificns.— Among the Englih who had been Prifoners, our Informant faw, Msjor Grant (taken st Ohio,) Capt. Kennedy, Licut. Tietcher, Capt. James Beach, and Capt. Jacobs’s Sen, (an Indian ) : PO R P-8:M O UT H. v ds there is @ great Contention bitween: fome of the Bofton Priviers and Bookfellars conserning Mr. AMES's ALMANACK for the Year 1760, wheriin there is high Charges of grofi Miflakes, and the Lublic are caytion'd of purchafing Jaid Almanacks 5 thisis to defive all Per- Jons, efpecially thfe of this Province, ts beware of bath Sarts printed in Bofion, as the true Almanacks of Mr. Amis, will be priuted in Portfmouth, (with fime Addi - tions peculiar to this Province) and Sold by the Publiffer + of ‘this Paper in Eight. Days, and then the Public may judge of thfe Blanders avhich are [o much complained of. CUSTOM HOUSE, P1SCAT AQU A4, Dec. 6. . 2 Cleared Out,” Ship Trecothik, Daniel Robinfon, for Antigua. Ship T'homlinfon, George Turner, for Ditto, Schooner Endeavour, John Powers, for N. Carolina, Schosner John, James Robinfon, for Jamaica. Schosner Nancy, Nathaniel Biay, for Virginia, Sionp Profperous, Edmuand Wright, for St. Kitts. e e ———————— (i — — ——— —— —— —— OTIGE is hereby given to the Creditors of the Eftate of Archibald Stark, Jate of Derryficld, in the Proviuce of New Hampfhire, Yeoman, decealed, Teftate, ‘U'hat ix Months longer Time is allow’d for Examining and Re«ceiving the Claims. of the Creditors to faid Bitatc: That the Com- nriffioners will attend chat Service on the fecond Wed- nefdays of the next fix following Months from Ten to Four o’Clock on faid Days, at the Houfe of Lieutenant Fobn Hallin (1id Derryficld, Matthew Pattin } “ = = ;Q Now. 30.° Fobn Hall é [68] Alexander Macmurpby '8 ’ Gl ‘ i Y y % 3 f HIS is 1o forbid all Perfons % “from trufling MARY 'my Wife, as I will not pay One Penny’of any Debt fbe fhall controét from the Date beresf. Durham, Dec. 4, 1759, Joun Muncy. STOLEN out of the Houfc of Mr. Joun CuurcHit of this Town, on or about the 26th of November laft, one Pigce of crofs barr’d §-uff, one Pieez of Camblitee, 14 Yards of figur'd Ruflel, 13 Yards of blue Callimanco, all in a Rauffia Linnea Pillowby. Any Pcrfon who will dilcover the . Thief, (o as the Owner may have his Goods again, fhall have TutrTy Pounps Old Tencr Reward paid by ¢ Joun CuurecuiL. 1588 - Province of Nzw-Hamrpsuike. ‘ ALL Perfons who have any Claims on the Eftate of Elizabeth Moulton, late Wife of Danicl Moulisn, ot Poriimouih in faid Province, Marinzr, formerly Eiizabeth Vaughan, now deceas’d, for any Debt contrdcted by her winle the was fole, or for any fervice done for ker in hey {aft Sicknefs, or Charges or Expences of her Funeral, arc defired to bring fuch Claims to Thomos Millet Elq; of Dover, or Thomas Hurt of Portfmouth, within three Weeks trom the Date hereof, in order to a Scttlement and Dif- charge thereof, it being the longeft time they can allow, they being Truftees for that purpofe, and are Determi- ned to fetde all Afairs relative to faid Eftate, 1n faid Time. Portymouth, Dec. 6, 1759. Tuomas MiLLeT, ) Tru- Tuomas HarT. ftees: e Fereas we the Suéfcri/zers are appointed Commiffioner? by the Fudge of Probate of Wills, &5c. for the Province of New Hamp fhire, ta receive, examine and allow the Claims of the Jeveral Creditors to the Eflate of Nahan Colbey, /late of Rumfurd (fo calied) in faid Province, Yeaman, deceas’d, Intefiate, reprefented Infoivent = We bereby NOTIFY wid Creditors, that we- will attend that Service ot the Duwelling Houfe of Mrs. Hannah Ofgood in faid Ram- ford, the laft Wednefday of this Month, the laft Wedne/- day in Fanuary at Mr. John Weblter’s in Chefer, and the laff Wednelday in the four following Montbs at the Houfe of Mrs. Hannah Oigeod in Rumford afirefaid, 7om One to Nine o’ Clock at Night, and at Chefler from Ten in the Morning till Nine at Night. Dec. 6, 1759 Ezra CARTER, ] ; 3 Commiffioners, Joun Novsk, i LI Perfons Indebted to, or that bave Demands on the Eflate of Simeon Cole, late of Durbaw ine the Prevince of New Hampfbire, de- ceafed, are defired immediately to bring in their dtcounts to Abser Clough of Nottingham in Jaid Provirce, Admi- niftrator tothe Effate of the Jaid Deceafed, in Order for Settlement. Nouingham, Dec. 6.1759. f59] This Day is Publith’d, Sold at the Printing Offce in this Town, printed ox a large Demy Paper, ( Price 12 /. Cld ALenar ) A new SONG on the Succefles of the Year paft, againft the French, more particularly in AMERICA. AnEarneft Addre(s on the Death of General WOLFE, Alfo a vew Thaok(giving Song : T'sgether with another on the Reduttion of Quebeck, Ticonderoga, Niagara, Crown Point, &e. The above are alfs Sold by Samuel Evans Poft Rider. R e G T Vs Province ¢f NEw-HaMPSHIRE, T'O be fold at public VENDUE to the higheit Bidder, on Friday the 21t Day of December next, at Six o’Clock P. M. at the Houle of Mrz. Hannab Horncy, innholder in Portfmouth, at the Sign of ths Ship, ALL the RzaL and PERsoNaL EstaTe of Jobn Cotton, late of Port{mouth aforefaid, Tanner, decealed, agreable to his laft Will and Tefta- ment, ; the Real Eitate confiting of a large double Houle, with two Stacks of Chimnigs, ( one of them ftanding on an Arch) carrying fix Smoaks, two Cellars, four large Rooms cn the Fioor, and as many Chambers, with three good Garrets, and about three Acres of good Mowing Ground, withan Orchard of.fixty-ons hirge Trees, good Fruir, and a Number of Cherry Trees, one Barn, one Tanner's Mill and S:one for grinding Baik, it being the Homeftead where the faid Cotten lately lived, where formerly was carried on the Tan- ning Bufinefs, and has on it now a large Number of Tan Pits and two good Well:, which when cleared out would anfwer that End. Allo a Pafture at Saga- more's Creek containing zbout Eight Acres, and one half of & Side Pew in the new South Meeting Houfe. The Perfonal Eftate confifting of Beds, Bedfteads, Ta- bles, Pew:er, Chelt of Draws, D ik, Lookirg-Glafl's, hairs, Po:s, Kettles, Trammels, empty Cafk, &c. and fome Wearing Apparrcel. Any Perfon inclining (0 buy any of the Premiles, are defired to view the fame before the Day of Sale ; the Conditions of Sale to be feen at the Time and Place of Sale, and the Autherity by which it’s thus Sold. All Perfons to whom the faid Eftate is Tndebted, are delived o fend in their Claims to the Subfcrider in order for Settlement : Alfo thofle Perfons who are Indebred to faid Eltae, are defired to come and fattle the fame, in orderto fave further Trouble. Port/mouth, Nov. 21 Axprew Crarkson, Executor. Lixewise will be Sold at the fame Time and Place to the higheft Bidder, (andry Articles belonging to the Eftate of Peter Archdeacon, Marriner, late &f Portfmouth aforefaid, deceafcd. And ail Perfons [ndebted to, or that have any Demands on faid Efate, are defired to come and fettle the fame as foon as may be, with the Subfcriber, . Port/mouth, Nov. 17. - "T AKEN up the fecond of this Month, a fmall RAFT of BOARDS, abouta Mile above the Town, now iying at the Landing of Williaz Ham, near where they were taken up : The Owner may have them azain paying Charges’ {66} AxprEw.CLARKSON, Adminiftrater. The following GOODS continties to be Sol@ at PUBLIC VENDUE each ,proper Evcning at NATHANIEL BARRELL’s STORE at the North-End, viz. filk, cotton and thread laces, damafks, monair buttons, camblets, cambletees, worfted qualuy, harrateens and chinas for nuns threads, laced hats, curtains, ftarch, indigo, grograms, allopeens, filverets, French cuttoe kaives, miflinets, poplins; playing cards, venetians, hairbines; women's and children’s bunting, tobines, Morocco fhoes, crofs-barr’d ftuff:, men’s fhoes, worfted caps, figur'd ftuffs, window glafs of various dorfiiteens, bombazeens, fizes, check’d Ipangles, buckram, fpades and pick axes, locks, ftay tapes, flower’d lawn, bolts, gui- worms, hinges, cotton velvet, petticoats, fnuff rafps, copper cans, worfted patterns, hair fhag, iron pots, bed cords, Uperfine worfted _women’s filk hats, hair ditto, fheathing nails, mien’s and boy’s felt hats, newcorcage of variousfizes, mili’d hofe, French frize, ticklinburgs, cznabrigs, French ferge, broad cloths, French canvas, oakum, and writing paper, various other articles, too glafs tumblers, many to be enumerated. N. B. Said Barrertintending for England early in the Spring, defires all who has Accounts un- fettied with him, to bring them in with all convenient Speed, for Adjuitment. — P LI, Perfons that have any De- mands on, or are indebted to, or have Accounts depending with the Eltate of Capt. Fames Stevens, late ot Portfmouth in New Hamplhire, decealed, are de- fired to apply unto Capt. Fames Stoodley, junr. ot Port(- mouth aforefaid; or to Wiliiam Stevens, Eq; of Cape- Anne in the Province of the Maflichuleuts Bay, Execu. tors of the lsit Will of faiid Deceas’d, to receive their Demands and difcharge their Debts, to prevent further Treuble. Fames Stoodley, junr. i 67 William Stevens, ~ }Exefmors. Provinc¢e of NewHaMrpsHire. W Hereas we the Subferibers are appointed Commiffioners by the Judge of Probate of Wiils, &c. for faid Province, to Receive, Examine and Allow the Claims of the feveral Creditors to the Eftate of Jo/eph Perkins, late of Darham in faid Province, Yeoman, decealed, Ineftate, reprefented In- folvent : We hereby NOTIFY faid Creditors, That we will atiend that Service at the Dwelling Houle of Fofeph Hicks of Madbury in faid Province, Gentleman, on the laft Monday of this and the five next following Months, from Three till Seven 0'Clockin the Atfter- noon of faid Days. Madbury, Nov. zo0. 1759. Bexjamin MATHES, [667" JowaTuan CHESLE, H E Chriftian Hiftory, belimging to the Subfiribar, Juppofed to be Jent by the Rey. Mr. Josern Moony. more than fix Years ago ; Ary Perfon cwbo bas in Cuflody Jaid Book, is defired to return it to Yotk,Nov. 13, (759. JerEMian Bracoon To.be [ild by [aid Bragdon, a likely NEGRO M AN, about 30 Yearsof Ages who can be well recommended. 651 TO BE SOLD By Benjamin Parker, At bis Shop near the Ferry,oppofite Col. Har ey CHoxce Conneé&ticut Porg, WesT Tup1a'GOODS3, choice TEA et Eight Pounds ver Pound : Powder and Shot = Iron Ware + Pewter : Beaveret and Felt Hatss Feathers : Broad Cloths : Kerfeys= Bearfkia and Beaver Coating : Blankets: Locking Glafless Barcelona Handkerchiefs ; with a Variety of othier Goods' [aitzble for the Seafon. [65] 70O BE SOLD By Edward Emerfon, At his Shop in York, oppafite the Town Houle, A Great Variety of Englith - A nd Welkt Tndia GOODS, cheap for Calh or Threafurer’s Notes. N.B. Said Emer/fon carries on the TaYLORS Bufinefs ; by whom Gentlemen, or others may depend on being well ufed, and Garments made in the beft Manner, and with Difpach. [64] This is to defire thofe Perfons in the County afYO‘RK. awhe entered their Names or engaged to take the NEW HAMPSHIRE GAZETTE of me the Subferiber, to pay what is due for the [ame. JamES SAYWARD, S Porremourn: Printed by D.Fow1g, of awbom this Paper mey be had at One Dellar per Annxrmy ——