The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, June 5, 1761, Page 4

PHILADELPHIA Miy21, There was, 2 few Days-ago, a French Privateer Brig “Cruizing in Lat. 33 which had Teveral Ranfomers on board. The Snow Dreaduought, Captain Smith, from Ja- maica for this Port,was caft away in the Gulph of Flor- ‘ida, and both Veflel md Cargo were intirely loft. Yelterday arrived here the Ship Jofeph and Nancy, ‘Capt. Taylor, from Beltaft, which he left the 13th ult. By him we have Irifh Papers to the 7th of April, which contain Advices from London to the 28th of March, the Purport of whichisas follows : That on the 27.h of that Month, the’ Embarkation on board ths Grand ‘Expddition Fleet ended, and that it was thought would fail the next Day, as pofitive Orders had been given for Sailing the firft fair Wind - That the Allies #ill carried on the'Sieges of Ziegenhayn and Caflel, which it was thought would foon capitulate : Thata War in Italy was expected ; and that his Sardinitn Majefty would open the Campaign with 56,000 Men : That the Swe- difh Court had refolved for raife no more Men for the War : And that the King of Pruflia would quickly be- gin his Operations with the Siege of Drefden. In the Papers there is an Account, that the 28th of March died that Great, Learned and Pious Divine, the Reyerend Mr. GEORGE WHITEFIELD. The 31t of March, there was at Madeira a Shack of sn Earthquake, on the North Es& Past of the Idand, which did fome Damage. A man ot war snd four Tranfports, has been at Ma- deira to take in Wines tor the grand Expedition Fleet. "The Lucretia, Folger,from Bolton,is arrived inEngland. N - O R K, My z;. On Monday arrived here the Sloop Dolphin, Capt. James Hoyt in 15 Days from New Pravidence, by whom we hear, that sbout the 20th of April Captain Palmer, in & Privateer Schooner of ta Guns belenging to that Place had brought in there & Letter of Marque French Brig,which he had tiken coming fiom the Cape, beund to Bourdesnx ; her loading confiftad of z2.000 Ib, of Indigo, and Sugars ; that on Sunday the 3d Inft. a Privateer Ship of 22 Guns, belonging to Philadelphis, Cipt. M'PerlonCommander, arrived at Salt Key, (about 2 Leagues toWindward of Providence )with 1 French, and 4 Dutch Sloops, Prizes, from Cape Francois. Friday laft the gnow Induftry, Capt. Killett, arrived here from Londoen, but Jaft from Port{mouth in 6 Weeks and 2 Diys, from which Place he failed in Company with the Welt Tadia Convoy, under the Pembroke Man of War, John Wheelock Efq; Commander, from whom he paried in Lat, 36 ; as did the Dragon, Capt. Ham- mmit, at the fame Time for Philadelphis, and three Vir- pinia Ships.—Capt. Killet informs us, that the Grand Fleet of 'Men of War and Tranfports, left Portfmouth on the intended Expedision, on Suaday the 29th of Mirch; the Day before he left Port{mouth 5 and that its Deftination was flill a Secret. ....... W e hear from Montreal, that the Vicat Geénersl of alf Canada, refiding at Montreal, Hath wrore a prefling In- vitation to the Rev. Mr. Udang, Chaplain ofa Regithent at Quebec, to return to'the Romifh Religion; with & Piomile of great Preferment in theChurch ; which Mr. Udang put iato the Hinds of General Murray, who fent it inclofed to General Gage, wha upon the Receipt of it fent a Guard to take him inco Cuftody. What will be the {ffze is not kaown. ‘ Y T T T T ADVERTISEMENTS. Province oFr New HaMmPsuirE. W HEREAS A pplication hath this Day been made (o me the Sublcriber, one of His Msjefty’s Juftices of the Peace for faid Pravince, by the Quwners of one fizieenth Paret of the Shares, Rights or Interefts of the whole Townthip of dmberft, formerly Sagbegan Wefl, or Narraganfeit, No. 3. inthe afore- fsid Province, defiring me to NOTIFY and CALL a Meeting of faid Proprietors, as foon as may be : T}ys IS THEREFORE TO NOTIFY all the Proprietors of the aforefaid Townthip, to meet at the Meeting Houfe in faid Town, on Tuefday the 3ath of June Current 5 then and there to a& snd vote on the tollowing Articles, o/, _ « 1. “Fo fee if the Propiictors will Vote, that the de- Jinquent. Proprietors that have ‘not paid their Dues, fhall Ppry & proportionable Part, according to what others have paid. 24, Tofeeif they will 5,0:: to raife. Money to defray Charges, and to pay any Debrs; and how much they will raile, if any, 3d. To choofe Afleflors to aflels the fame, if voted. 4th. T'o choofe a ColleQor or Collectors to colle andlevy the fsme, according to ‘Law. . gth, To choofe a, Committee to difpole of the Money. lo railed and levyed; in fuch Manner s the - Proprictors fhall Vote from Time to Time. 6th. ‘"To agree upon & Method for calling Meetings of faid Proprictors for Time to come, snd to pafs a Vote for the -fame, 7th. To pafs & Vote or Veres at faid Meeting, (if the Proprietors think fit ) to confirm,ratifiy -and. eftablith any.former Vote or Votes, and Tranfacti- ops, formerly done or tranfatied, at any former Meet- ing or Meetings of the faid Proprictors, - 8th. To choofe . Committe to fce that there is no Strip or. Wifte made ofithe Timber thatis on the common or undivided Linds, and to profecute any that fhall Trefpafs on faid Lands. - :gth. To fee if the Proprietors will choofe & Committe to fee how much common-or undivided Land there isin faid Town. Dated ot Derryfeld, May 1815, 1761. Joun Gowrrn, Fuffice of Peas, TAKEN up about the middie of laft Month, by William Laighton of Dover, a firay dark Brown MARE, about 4 Years old : The 'O wner may have her again, by defcribing the Marks and pay- ing Charges. 3 s 4 B Y A Stray HOG about a Year old came to the Houfe of Edward Lowd in this Town the beginning of laft Month. The Owner thereof may heve him agtin, by deflcribing his Marks, and paying Charges. All Perfons Indebted to, or that heve eny Demands on the Eftate of Fofbus Kennifon, late of Strathsm, in the Province of New Hampfhire, deceafed, are defired to bring in their Acconsts to Andrews Wiggins, Efg; of Stratham, or to Colonel Fabn Wetks of Hampton, Adminitrator to faid Eftate, in order for Settlement. [(45] Loft a Pair of Saddle BAGS th 26th of laft Month, between ‘the State Houfé and the Printing Office in Portfmouth, witha Linnen Shirt and a Pair of Worfted Stackings therein. = Whoever has found. the fame, and will bring them to the Printer hereof, fhall have Three Pounds old Tenor Reward. TO BE SOLD By PALMER and KING, y At their Shop on Spring Hill, Philadelphia Ship Bread, Flour, Bir fron, Rice, choice New-York Hams, Inditn Corn, Flax, Tabiceo by large and fmall Quantity. (45 Jo/eph Page went away from his Father's Houfe in Northampton in this Province, the 13th Inftant ; he is about 23 Vests of Age, has been indifpofed for feveral Years palt : and us it is uncertain where he is gone, any Petfon who will give Information to.me the Sabfcriber where he is, thill be well Reward - ed, and neceflary Charges piid by me Fomathan Page. N. B. He had on when he went away, a brown Coat and Jacket, and green Brecches, and carried with him a Gun'; had both his Legs bound up,one with a Piece of whiteCloth, and the other with a Linnen Handbkerchief. A Fifty Acre Lot of LAND in Nottingham, near Pleafant Pond, to be Sold by Fofepl Merrill of Stratham. For Particulars, enquire of Capt. Fofeph Ceilley of faid Nottingham, whofe Land adjoins thereto. 453 YIS SN A\ ) ) NS S A o S ) \ s e To the Subfcribers to Facob Longfellow for Land 4t Nowa Scotia 5 You that have not pay’d your Proportion of Coft, being Twelve Pounds old Tenor, sre defired to meet faid Longfellow ax Ifracl Blake s, Innholder in Nottingham, on [hurldiy the 1 1th Day of June next, and pay faid Money, or they miy expeét to be dealt with as the Law direés. May 11. 1761 TJacob Longfellow, Colle@or. All Perfons Indebted to, or that have any Demands on the Eftate of Fodn Slecper, late of Brintwood, in the Province of New Hampfhire, déceafed, are defired to bring in their Accounts to Apphia Sleeper and Danicl Beede, Exeécittors to the Laft Will and Teftamerit of (he (aid decealed, in order for Settlement. ¢3THey will sttend that Bufinefls at the Houfe of the Ite' deceafed in Brintwoosd aforefaid, on the laft Tuefdays of the Bight follawing Monehs. Briztwood, May 28. 1761, [45] Pl s o e e ity et e Any Perfon or Perfons having Deer-Skins, Moofe Hides, Stieep or Calf Skins, to dif- pofe of, may have the Market Price of me the Sblcriber, a¢ Portfiouth, -provided they are good. . y Moses Boynrown. All Perfons Indebted to, or that have'any Demands on the Eltate of DoQor Nathanicl Sergent, late of New Cadtle ini the Province of New- Hampthire, deceafed, irk defired to bring in their Ac- counts to Ruth Sergent; Adminiftratrix to fiid - Eftate, and Widow ofithe fuid decesfed. [45] o v A ot L il oy oy e eyl oy oot ot All Perfons Indebted to, or that have any Demands ‘on the Eftate of Tonathan Dolbser, late of Rye, in the Province of New Hampthire, Joiner, deceafed, are defired to bring in their Accounts to Stéphen Marden of Ryé aforefaid, Adminiftrator to faid Eftate, in order for Setilement. 453 - ALL Perfons indebted to, or that have any Demands on the Eftate of Mary Nuiter, late of Portfmouth, in the Province of New Hampthire, Widow, decess’d, are defired to-bring in' their Ac- counts to. ¥illiam Earl Treadevell; Adminiftrator of {wid Eftate, in arder for Settjoment. ‘ & About Eight Actés of Salt Mar{h to be det, adjoining the Mill Pond : For Conditions enqgdire of the Printer. : All Perfons In#®bted to, or that have2ny Demends on the Eftate of Mr. Chirles Highs, late of Portfmouth, in the Province of New Himpthire, deceafed, sre defired to bring in their Accounts to E/fér Hight, Adminiftratrix to {sid Eftaze, snd Widow of thé feid Deceas’d, in order for Settlement. G eED fiemmw%@@%é@w% S Newbury, April z7. 1761 AL O T TRERY FOR rafing 2 Sum ofMoney for building and ma'n- taining a Bridge over he River Parder, in the Town of Nevbury, atthe Place called Old Tows Ferry {in Purfaance of an A& of the General Courr, pafled in April 1760.) Wherein Daniel Farnbam, Caled Cufbing, Tofeph Gertifp, Witliam Atkins, Blqrs; und Mr. Patrick ‘Tracy,Merchant, ( orany Three of them ) dre appointed Mansgers. The atting Mansgers are {worn to the - faithtul Performance of their Troft. WVewbury-Lottery Numbier Five, Confifts of 500> Tickets, at Two Dollars each ; 1653 of which are Benefit Tickets of the following Value. 1 of 500 Dollars, is 500 1 of 250 is 250 3 of ioo are 300 4 of 50 dre 200 5. of 40 are 200 8 of 30 are 240 1z of 20 are 240 49 of 16 are 490 75 of 8 are Goo 1495 of 4 are 5980 1653 Prizes, smoanting to — 9000 Dollars. 3347 Blanks. Left for the Bridge 1000 [S—— ebiliat 5000 Tickets, at Two Dollars each 10,060 Only Two Blanks fo one Pri=e. THE Bridge aforefaid is already built, and fo wel? anfwers the Expelation of the Public, thatthe Travel- ling that Way is thereby rendered much more ealy and pleafant ; the Managers doubt not there will be a great Demand of the Tickets, from the Principle of encou- raging and promoting a Work of fuch general Uiility, if there were no other Inducement. But when they confider how much this Scheme is calculated in Favour of the Adventyrers, there being many Prizes of great Vilud, and bit two Blanks to a Prize ; they doubt not of a very fpee’dy Sale of the Tickets. Publick Notice will be given of the Time and Plsce of Drawing ; and as foon as finithed, the Prizes will be publifh’d in the Bofon Gazette and Country Jour- ntl. Gold as well as Silver will be received for Tickets, and the Prizes paid off accordingly. Prizes not de. manded in Twelve Months after Drawing, will be confidered asgiven to the common Stock for building and maintaing the faid Bridge, and will be fo applied. Tiickets to be had of the refpeclive Managers in New- buary : And of Jeb# Beck in Portfmouth. R ] TO BE LETT, A commodious Dwelling Houfe, which for foime Years laft paft has been in the Occupa- tion of Mr. Benjamin Greealeaf, Merchant, fituite in Kittery, near the late Sir Wiriam PsprerELi’s Seat, with & convenient Quantity of Pafturing and Mowing Land adjoining the fame : Al{o one or more convenient Warehoufes. For fturther Particulars, enquire of Natnanier Sparnawk, Efq; or the Printer hereofs G e asac T sy LOST a SILVER WATCH the 16th of lift Month, between Caleb Tole’s of Hawke, and Jonathan Gilman’s of Exeter, Innholders : it hasa Leather S ring inftead 6f a Chain, with a Brals Seal, on which is éngrav’d the Image of a Man with a_Pipe in his Mouth, a Bottle and Glafs by his Side. Whoever has found, or fhall find laiid Watch, fo that the Owner may have it again, {hall have One Dollar Reward, and all reaforiable Charges paid, by leaving it with Colonel JOHN GOFFE, Efq; who is the Owner thereof, or by leaving it at either of the above Places, or with the Printer hereof. T421 ~——————‘ RS gty —— ——— T "I | Y et e ] All Perfons Indebted to, or that have any Demands agsinit the Eftate of Samuel Nafon, Inte of PortfmoutH in the Province of New Hampfhire, Mouringr, deceafed, are defired to bring them in to Mary Nafon of Newbury, Adminiltratrix to (sid Eftaze in order for a Settlement, or to Benjamin Mackay of Poylfmontb, /I;n'l 23. 1761, : 3545 S5 435 485 458 453 485 455 28 438 : 348480 B 81 B0 180 00 3R AE O P00 8 #@@-fitg&. PORTSMQUTH, Printed by D, Fowr. -