The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, March 6, 1761, Page 2

Thomasr, and there Sold without being condemn’d.— 1 give you joy of the King of Pruflia’s Succe(s which I make no doubt you have had the Particulars of long ¢’er this. To His Excellency General GAGE, Governor of Montreal, and its Dependences. The Apprgrss of the Officers of the Militia and Merchants of the City of Montreal. RUEL Defliny bas then cut fbort the glorious Days C of fogreat and fo magnanimous a Monarch ! We ~“are come to pour out our Grief into the paternal Bofsm of your Excellency, the fole Tribute of Gra- titide, of a People who will never ceafe to exalt the Mild- #tfs and Moderation of their new Maflers, The General who conquered us, bas rather treatedus like a Fatber than like a Vanguifber, and bas left us a precious * Pledge by Name and Deed, of bis Goodnefs to ws. What Acknow- dedgments are we wot bekolden to make for [o many Favours! Ha ! they fbsll be forcver engraven in our Hearts, in inde'ible Charaliers. We entreat your Ezcellency to continuc us the Honour of your Proteflion; We will endeavour to deferve it by our Zeal, and by the earneft Pragers we foall cver offer up, to the immortal Being, for yeur Health and- Prefervation. * Pledge, i# French is Gage. B O S T O N, March 2. The Governor reccivea by the Poft that came in on Saturday laft a Letter from Governor Fauquier, inclcfing Londen Bills for[i 1340 125 and 64 Sterl. being the Amount of the Colleétions in Virginia, for the Sufferers by the Fireat Bofton, except two Parifhes that had not fent in their Colle&tions. On the 19 Inft. died at Falmautbin Cafeo Bay, Mrs. Grrsser Warpo, Confors of Samuer Warpa Efq ; of that Town, and fecond Daughter of the Hon. Anb- Rew OLIVER, Blq; Secretaay of this Province ; in the 24th Yesr of her age. Wednellay, the Reverend Mr. Alexander Cummins - was inilalled to the Paftoral Office of the Old South Church in this Town, Colleague with the Reverend Dr. Sewall. Same day between 8 and 9 o’Cleck died here, after a long Confinement by a languifhing Hinefs, in the 72d Year of his Age, Danier Hsnecuman, Efq ;5 one of His Majeity’s Jultices of the Peace for the County-of Suffolk ; snd for many Years & Deacon of the South Chureh in this T'own, and one of the Overfeers of the Poor ; a5 "alfo Licut. Colonel of the Regiment of the Mi'iiia, for fome Years :—He was efteem’d one of the moft noted and eminent Bookfellers and Stationers on this Continent. % We have Adyice, that Capt. Collitezu, in & Schooner for this Place from the Weft Indies, is taken by & French Piivateer and carried into Martineco. Wednelday laft came to town Benjsmin Ingolls, En- fign of Capt. Moore’s company, who, was on, board the .~ Snow Hibernia, (- mentioned in our laft to be blown off the colt with part of Col Bagley’s regiment on board ) end informs, that he left Monto Chrifto the 2o:h of January laft; that th2troops were land2d on aniflind in that bay, and the vellel refitting ; which as-foon s they Had finithed, wounld proceed here ; that they were very handfomly treated by the Spanifh, Governar, and the officers fupplied witll mHcey to puichafle necefiaries for the men. 'T'hat the three men who died on their piflage were Wallis, and Sampfon, of Capr. Whipple’s company ; Clemens, of Capt, Parker’s: That they had heard nothing of the other two tran(ports which Gil’d from Louifbourg with them, viz Cap:. Stewart’s Ship, on board whom were the Captaing Davis, Newhall, and George, with their companies ; and Capt. Ruzlige’sShip, Naving on board the Captains Blaks and Péabody, with their companies. That [everal Englith frigates were cru'zing off the the Mount ; and they heard there that two large privateers were fitting out at the Cape. One Day laft Week Capt. Crockerin a Vffel from Carolina bound to Philadelphia, put into Marthas Vineyard, having been beat off that Coaft. B R-1 5 M O U1 H Laft Saturday a young Man at Kingften, kill’danold Wolf, with fix young Oaes, abour a Month Old. CUSTCM - HOUSE, *Prscataqua, March 5. Cleared Out, Schooner Swan, Francis Holmes, from St. Kitts, Sloop Murrsy, Mayo Greenleaf, for Halifax. Sloop Pheeniz, Abraham Adams, for Halifax. 8loop Friendfhip, Nichotas T'ucker, for Rhode Hland. oy (A (A, (Ao, e (i (™ ADVERTISEMENTS. THESE are to give NOTICE That there will be expofed ta Sale, to the higheft Bid- der, on Monday the 28th Day of Mairch Inft. at the Houle of Enoch Clarke, Iamholder in Greenland, at ©ne o Clock in the Afternoon, fundry Cattle, iz’ Ox- en, Cows, Sheep, Swine, and other Creaturer, being™” part of the. Perfonal Eftae of Henry - Meloon, late of Greenland, Yeoman, deccas'd 5 and Jobn Meloon, late of New- Market, Yeoman, decers’d ; and fundry Uten- fi's of Hufbandry, as a Cart, with Iron:-bound Wheels, tlarraw, &c. by William Week:, Adminiftrator of the Pitate of the faid Deceas’d. N. Bl The Goods afore- faid are fuch as give no Grouad of Danger of taking she Infection of the: Small Pox. ALSO; at the fame Time and Place, will be expoled to- Sale as aforefaid' fundry like Kinds of Creatures, which were the Eftate of Fofens Melson; late of Greenlind aforefaid, Joiner, deceas'd, by Gideon Walker, Adminiftrator of his Eftate. Greenland, March 2d. 17610, At the fame Timec any Perfon-difpaofed to hire a good Farm at New Maiket, and to purchafe about fifteen woad of geod Emglith Huy, may agree with {aid Weeks, Benjamin azd Stephen Parker Have juff imported and opened a large Affertment of GOUDS, at their Store a little above Cance Bridge, and nearly oppofte Doftor CLEMENT JACKsoN's, wo ch they will fell at the very lowrf} Rate, viz. Oarfe, midling and furperfine black,biue, 4 crimf{on, fcarlet, and cloth colour’d broad cloths ; black, blue, greem-and cloth colour’d German ferges ; blue and cloth colour’d Devonfhire ke:- feys ; bearikins ; plain and napt beaver coating ; dufils ;. green, blue, red and cloth colour’d ratteenis ; penny- ftones ; plains ; balf thicks ; woifted and hair pluthes ; black and cloth coloor'd cotton velvets ; velvet fhapes; thickfetts ; knit waftecoat and breeches patterns ; ever- laftings ; fagathees ; fwanfkins ; flannel ; embofs’d ferges; ysrd wide red and green bays ; Colchefter bays s 6qr. 8qr. and duffil blanketts ; beaverit, caftor and felt hais ; pisin, ftrip’d, crofs bar'd camblets ; hungarians 3 venetians ; poplins ; tobines ; dorfateens ; plaids ; cotton gowns ; chints ; tammies ; durants ; fhalloons ; calli- mancoes of all colours ; worfted grograms ; morines ; crofs bar’d, hersiing bone and plain fluffs ; beft black Englifh and Tndia tsffities ; el wide perfians ; firip’d fattin ; figur’d cloak filk ; white tabby ; womens velve: ; bombezines ; crapés ; luteRrings ; alamode ;. cyprus ; hatcrape ; coarfe and fine, plain, fpotied, firip’'d and: brocaded lawns ; cambricks ; muflins 3 long lawans ; 3qr. 7 eight; yard wide Irith hollands ; garlix tandems; 3qr. 7 eiglt, yard wide, and aproa wedth check ; bed tick ; diaper teble cloths ; dimothy ; fuftian ; huckabuck; check and ftamped linnen ; cotton handkerchicfs ; Bar- celona ditto ; culge, lungee, romzll, bandando and filk ditto ; ftrip’d and flower’d border’d lawn ditto ; black and colour’d gauze ditto ; mensand womens black and. grey worfled hofe ; ftriped, ‘green, {carlet and worfted caps ; black filk mitts ; worfled ditto. mens and. wo- mens whi‘e colour’d, black, glaz’d, and thamoy gloves 5 norway ditto ; leather mitts ; fhoes and clogs ; fewing filk ; white. and colour’d thresds; tapes ; bobbin ; crimfon, fcarlet, white and black cord and braide ; bleck and colou:’d gimp ; fringe ; ftock tape ; white & black lace ;5 crewells; mohair; filk and hair ; twift ; beft twift horfehair, metal and horn buttons ; ferrets ; gallooms ; qualities ; fhoe bindings; filk knee ftraps ; garterings; ribbons ; beft French necklaces ; wax ditto ; large and fmall black and colour’d ditto ; bamboo and black fins 3 bibles, tetaments, plalters, primers ; mens and womens buckrams ; yeliow holland ; whale bone ; markiog can- vals ; dowlas, oznabrigs ; ticklenburgs ; ravens duck ; codlines ; wool cards ; feathers ; tobacco. Pewter dithes ; plates ; bafons ; quarts ; pints ; tea pots and porringers of all fizes ; hard metal {poons and teat fpoon:; 4d, 6d, 10d, 20d nails ;- frying p2ns ;- warming pans ; powder and fhot ; lead ; flints ; iron pots; kectles; fkillets ; baking pans ; brafs kettles and fkillets ; tea kectles ; box irons ; flat irons ; sndirons ; fire fhovels and tongs ; brafls ; brafs ball and plain ircn cindleftick: ; walnut frame and dutch Jooking glafles ;" buck handle and fplit bone knives and forks ; cuttos ;' penknives ; {cifiars ; fhears; locks; hinges ; brafles for delks ; table carches ; fhoe and knee buckles; fleve buttons; cod and mackrel hook: ; pins ; needles ; beilows ; coffee mills ; Pipes ; brafs cocks ; chafing difhes ; hzmimers ; Compafles; Snuffers ; handlaws ; gimblets ; horlewhips; window glafs 8 by 6 ; awl blades ; tacks ; fhoe knives ;- thimbles.. Alfo beft Bohea Tea ; Coffee ; Chocolate 3 Sugar ; New England and Welt India Rum ; Cinna- mon, Clove, Annifeed and Snake Root Waters ; Cotton Wool ; Raifons ;- Flower ;- Starch ; Indigo ; Coperas ; Allom ; Brimftone ; Rofin ;- Ginger ; Snuff ; Pepper; Alfpice ; Cinnamon ;- Nutmegs ; Cloves ; snd Mace. Ly by ey ey oy ey THE feveral Licenced Perfons and permitted” ones to fell Spirituous Liquors at Fal- mouth and the Towns Esftward, are hereby NOTIFI- FIED to meet me there at Mr. Jo/bua Bang’s, Innhol- der, on Thurfday the 26th Day ot March next ; thofe in Scarborough at Capt. Libbey's the 27.h ; thole at Biddeford at Mr, Ladd’s the 28:h; thofe at Arundell and Wells at Mr. Peletiah Littlefield’s the 30:h ; thofe in' York st Mr. Edward Ingrabam’s the 314t ; thofe i Kittery at Mr. Robert Cutt’s the 1ft Day of April next ; thoie at Berwick at Cape. Gooding’s, at Ten o’Clock in the Fore noon, to render tieir Accounts and pay intheir laft {ix Months Excife for the Year 1760, and prevent further Tronble. Yurk, Feb: 26th, 1761. Danier Crarke, Collefar of Excife Jor the County of York: e o ;TS TO BE SOLD At PUBLICK VENDUE, at the HMoule of Bnoch Clark:, on Thurlday the 12th Day of this Inft. at two of the Clock in the Afternoon, About Three Acres of Land, partly Orchard, lying in Green- land, within about halt s Mile of the Meeitng-Houfe, adjoining to Exeter Road, and near the old Saw Mill by the great Bridge ; Alfo one T'weltth Part of faid Mill, Stream, Appurtenances and Lend, for Convenien- cy for laying of Logs. ALSO, a Traét of Frefh Marfh, about Six Acres, lying in faid Greenland, at the Freth Maifh, fo call’d. Likewile a Wall Pew at the Right Hand of the Steéple Door, in' the Meeting Houle in Greenland. Alfo 2 Yoke of Oxer, Five Years of Age, and fundry other Creatures ard Things : Conditions of Sale to be feen at the Time and Place of Sale. York Lottery Tickets Sold by the Printer hereof. R T g v YO B TS o, TR T % N k" » '?‘"‘"A 4 X ALL P‘erfons?r:debted to, orthat » h:ve any Demands on the Etate of Deacon Samuzl Sher- burne, late ot Poriimonrh, deceas’d; sredefired to bring in their Accounts to Mercy Sherturne, and Samuel Sher - burne, Adminiftrators to faid Eftate, in ‘order for S:zulement. Thefe are to give public Notice. That the Inferior COURT of Common Pless to bé held by Law on the Firft Tue(day in March, will be " Adjournzd to Tuelday the Twenty Fourth Day of faid Month, st Ten o’Clock before Noon. And zifo the (_}ENERAL SESSIONS for the PEACE willebé Adjourned to Tuelday the Thirty Firft Day following. PorTsuouty, Feb 26th. 1764. JOHN FOWLE Intending to remove to Portfmenth or Bofisi in fhexe, defires all Perfons, havin/g Accdufirsflopcn y‘:{ him, to fettle the fame by that Time ; and thofe who do not, muft fetde with an Attorney at Portfmouth, He continues to fell'the Remainder of his prefent Stock in Tnd_e,co'nfifling of s good Affortment of excellent Drugs and Medicines, s cheap 23 can be bought in this Pro- vince : Asallo an Affertment of Tin Ware, Cutlary Ware, Sewing Silk, fome Trimifiinga for Clo.ths;Fry- ing Pans, and a Variety of Englith Goeds, Books, &c: §5"As the.faid Fowlz in the Spring Ships from London, fhall import a large Stock of European Gaods and: Merchandize upon his own Account, dire@ly from the v/ - beft Hands, he will now fell cheaper than in Times paft * he could poflibly.afford ; while ll:: acknowledges -f;fi \ Gratitude all thofe Favours he hath received from feveral worthy Gentlemen at Portfmouth end Bofton. . : : Excter, Feb. 27. 1761, THE Managers of N ewbury- LOTTERY, Number Four, bereby” Notify the Public. that the Drawing of faid Lotiery will commence on 1hz 25th of March next, at the Town Houfe in Newtury Z’bfi ’?1/:{ w?a intline may attend. A fomw Tickets mc_; ¢ bad of Mr. John Beck of this Tozen, and ibe Pri bereof, if applied for foon. e All Per{ons Indebted’»t"o, or that have any Demands on' the Eftate of 7242 Pindexser late o( Porifmouth, Butcher, deceafed, aré defireq t; brmg in their Accounts to Al/as Pendezier, Executrix to faid Eftate; in order for Settlement. [32 : A Silver Snuff Box was loft in this Town near the School Houfe the 16th Inftant, with the-Name of Abigal Reed thereon : Whoever will bring fhall have Half & it to the Owner, or Printer hereof, Dollar Reward. (32} I:L,Pcrfcms Indebted to, or that have any Demands on the Eftate of Capt, Zebulm Giddings late of Exeter, in theProvince of New- Hampthire, decealed, are defired to bring in their Ac- counts to Lydia Giddings of Exeter aforefaid, adminiftra- trix to faid Eftate, jn order for Settlement. [32] AT IR e Ty BE SOLAY : SOLD BY Fobn Zuff: of Windhamy A FARM, containing One Hundred and T wenty Acres of Up Land, snd about Thirty of Mowing Land, a large Dwelling Houfe and good Barn, achoice Grift Mill, a good Seat for a Saw Mill and Fulling Mill; as alfo & youngOrchard on (aid Farm ; it isin the Rev. Mr. Kinkaid's Parifb, and is about nine Miles from’ Haverhill 5 For further Particalars, Inquire of fxid Tufft, living upon the Premifes. [32] Aoyt Ay s SN ) o AL \ ) e o) s All Petfons Indebted to, or that have any D.mand: on'the Eftate of Eleazer Boyd, late of Londend:rry, Yeoman,deczaled, are dcfired to bring in their Accounts as {oon as poflible to Samuel Renkin, of Londonderry aforefaid, Sole Executor of faid Eftate, in order for Scettlement. (32} : TO BE SOLD, A Lot of Land, containing one Hundred Acres, well wooded, lying in Exeter, at the Hook of the River, adjoining to Mr. Fo/eph Smith. Any Perfon inclining to purchafe the fame, may apply ta Mr. Jonathan Gilman, ITnnholder at Exeter, or the Printer hereof, Fuft Imported, and 1o be Sold by JOSEPH BARRELL, { At the Store of R. TratvL, Efg; near the Work Houfs ) By Wholcfale, cheap for Cafb or (ort Credit ; Carlet, green, blue, black, and cloth colour’d German Serges ; blue and cloth colour’d Kerleys ; crimfony pink, greew, blue, black, white, claret, and cloth- celour’d fupeifine Durants ;- fcarlet, green, blue, black, and cloth colour’d Shallcons ;- Rugs ; Frying Pans. ALSO, Women's Ruffel, Calli- manco, and Lafting Shoes, of sll Colours, by Wholefale: and Retail TO BE SOLD BY ROBERT TRAILL, uantity of good BUTTER, b B by the Firkin ; Flower, Ship-Bread, Rice, Sheeps Wool, Ceffee, Pepper, Oznabrigs, Duck, Lime, Wines, &c &, fre? ¢ ; e