The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, July 3, 1761, Page 1

‘ m/r@/,?{% - _‘%% A "Nums., 248 1 Wieks finee this Pipea % Lwas firlt Publifh’y, | GAZETTE THE New-Hampfhire * . " - Containing the Frefbeft PROVINCE of NEW-HAMPSHIRE. Inafmuch as the Owners of more thin one fixteenth part of the Rights or Shares of a2 Tri& of Land lying in the Province aforefaid, known by the Name of New Hopkinton, have requefted of me to csli a Meeiing of faid proprictors, ( agreeable to a Law of (aid province) to be held at the Houfe where ¢he Inhabitants of faid New Hopkinton uluslly meet, fer the public Worfhip of GOD, on Thurldsy the Ninth Day of July next, at Nine o’Clock in the Forenoon, then and there to confider and aét upon the following' Things, viz. ) 1, 'To chule a Moderator and prop.ietor’s Clerk. 2. To fec if the proprictars will build a Houfe for the public Worfhip of GOD in faid New Hopiintor, and to vote whatever {hall be neceffary relating to the prolecu- tion and Conlummation thereof. 3. To vote and order whatfoever fhall be thought neceflary rebating te High- Ways in faid New Hopkinton. 4. To raife fuch Sum or fums of Money as thall be tho't neceflary to defray the Charge of executing whatever fhall be voted at faid Meeting to be done. 5. To chufe fuch Officers and Committees as fhall be tho't neceflary, particularly a Committee to call\Proprietors Meetings. 6. To fee if the Proprietors will' grant and lay cu: another Divifion of Land in faid New Hapkinten. 7. To determine what Part of the Tax of each Right fhall be lsid upon esch Divifion of the (aid Right, sad what Part of faid 1'sx wpon the undivided Lends. 8. To ratify and confirm, or ameand eny Vote or Grant pals'd or made hercrotore by faid Proprietors, that may bs tho’t not fufficiently valid and plain, and tc do and tranfaét any other Bufinefls that mey then be thought neceilury and Jaw/ul. And the Lid propristors are hereby notilied, to meat at the above mentioned time and place, to vare on che above mentioned articles accordingly. . Fure 10th, 1761, D. Pierer, Fus. Pac. Ny fonand ey o) (e ) PROVINCE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. This is to Notify the Proprietors of the Townathip oi Chitogjier, vo meet oa Wedneillay the eighth Day of 7y next, at One of the Clock in the . Atternoon, at the Houfe of Lieut. JFonathan Leavits's, Innholder in Hampton, 1. To fee if the Proprietors will pals any Votesta forward the [eutling of feid Townfhip. 2. To fee if faid Proprietors will difpole of fuch Delinquents Righis or Shares, or fo much of them as will be fufficient to pay their Arrears, end to raife what Money may be tho'tc Neeeffary, to defray the growing Charges of faid Town. 3. Toratify and confirm any Vote or Viotes formerly pafs'd by faid Fro- prietors. 4. To fee if fiid Proprictors will chulc a Commiitee to lay out all, or any of the common and undivided Lands in faid Chichefler, and order f{aid Committee tq run out the Lines ronnd faid Town- fhip, and to do and tranfalt auy other Bufinels proper and lawful to be done by faid Proprietors at faid Meet- ing. Hampres, June 18. 1761: Fonathan Leavitt ) Seleét Men Samuel Garland, tor Fenatban Towle, Y Chiciefler. A iy d mnd Lo sty st \amy e\ st s ) WANTED BY Major JONATHAN MOULTON, of Hampton, 20 good HORSES, to be de- Jivered to him at Hampton, the 15th Day of July nexe : And 20 far OXEN, to be deli- vered by the fixth of July next. TO""BE ‘SOLD By Benjamin & Stephen Parker, A Fine Affortmentof ENGLIS H and INDIA GOODS, {uitable for the Seafon. e (A Ay ahrny AL (SN A, A\ PP sty pen Aoy All Perfons Indebted to, or that biove any Demands on the Eflate of Thomas Roberts, late of Dover, inthe Province of New Hampfbire, Mariner, deteafed, are defired to feitle the jame with Abigail Roberts, the Widiro of faid deceafed, and Adminifraser of bis Efate. Doever, June 24. 1761, All Perfons Indebted to, or that bave eny Demands on the Eflate of Ebemexer Seaward, fenior, late of Portfmouth, Calker, deceafed, are defired to bringin their Accounts to Lieutenant George Huntrifs Adminiltrator to {zid Eftate, in order for Sestlement. 8 LOST 13th of laft Month in this Town, a Bag with a Pound of Cotton Waol therein, rad two Linnen Cloths’; whoever will bring it to the Priater hereof, fhall have 20/. Old Tenor., Aduvices, THOMAS PARSONS HERERY informs bis Cltflam'n and other:, That be has remav'd from Southampton 22 Exeter, oppefite the Ship Yard, near John Phillips, E/g;and kas to seLL a large Affortment of Englith and ‘gcfl-hdia .GQODS, as cbeap for Casn, as can be bad at any Shep in this Go- vernment, of which the foliowisg may ferve asa SPE- .CIMEN, Viz. : : ROAD.CLOTHS, kerfeys, german ferges, cam- blets, thickfetts, a large affortment of chintces and callicoes, filk poplins, tammies, fhalloons, crofs bar’d fuffs, duroys, ftripped cottons, green plufh, check licnens, 7-8 gwlix, yard-wile hollands, Hower'd and plain lawns, cambrick, fine threads, filk, kenting snd linnen handkerchiefs, black taffety’s, allamode, cloth- colour'd perfians, women’s colourd and {ilk mitts, men's worfted hofe, worfted caps, trimmings for men’s cloaths, ftock tape, 2 good =flortment of ribbons, filk ferreits, quality’s, fhos bindings, white. bone lace, trimmiogs for fiays, & good affortment of men’s and women's mourning, buckram, wool cards, dutch lock- ing glaffes, blue and white cups and faucers, white bowls and mugs, white and black tea pots, fans, pins, needles, tapes, brafles, cafe knivesand forks, cutto koives, re2013, brafs ink-pots, ivery and horn combs, cubbard locks, large box locks, pewter platters, plates, baifons, porrengers, quart pots, pewier {poons, zod. 10d. 6d. and 4d. nails, fickels, fhears, fcifiors, fpeQacles, czna- brigs, rum, {ugar, molafles, coton wool, coffee and in- cigo, choice good tea, powder and fbot, frying pans, istgiof other articles, . e, e A J\J\AJ\/\J\J\J\AAA_.. NOCH* POOR Hereby informs the Publick, 1hat Be bas brought from BostoN, to the Town of Exctes, a large Affortment of ENGLISH ard WEST INDIA GOODS ; and bas opened bis Shop in one Ewd of Mr. Daniel Gilman’s Houfe, oppsfite ts Mr. John Rice’s Wharfe, near the Ship Yard, and cwill fell at the wvery liwvif Rete for Cafp, viz. ROAD CLOT HS, Hairbine, plain camblet, red filk pleih, thicklens, men’s iuitian, fcariet, crimfon, black and buf colour’d knit patterns, filk and plaia popliss, callamancoes, red, black,green and cloth colour’d ; London fhalloons and tammies of all {orts, a gaod aflortment of chintces and callicoes, choice good bed tick, figured dimity, feven eight garlix, yard wide Irith linnen, flower'd and plain lawns, cambricks end lawn handkerchiefs, a good afforcment of fans, crewels, white gauze, cartridge paper, wriiing paper, fewing filks, pins, necedles, and crimmings for ftaye, whale bone, all [orts of trimmings for men’s cloaths, women’s cloth colour’d leather mitts and gloves, black filk mitts, worfted caps, men’s and women’s black glaz'd gloves, white lamb ditto, choice good beaver hatts, fattin, paduloy, black taffety and clath cclour’d perfians, bombazine, allamode, filk crape and cyprefs, & large variety of filk and linnen handker- chiefs, beft flower'd curtain china, good canvis, du:ch looking glafles, pocket ditto, {puff and fnuff boxes, gun flints, powder and fhot, [peske and nail gimblets, horn and ivory combs, Bibles, Teftaments, Pfalters, 8pelling Books, Primers, fhort pipes, 2 gocd affortment of ribbons, ferrets, qualities, gartering, wool and cotton cards, iron and wood handle warming pans, London quart and pint pots, block tin tea pots, iron candlefticke, hammers, cloath and fhoe brufhes, fieve bottoms, door snd cheft locks, fide hinges, brafs and fteel thimbles, tpetacles, thears, fcizers, razors, cale kanives and forks, cuttces, jack-knives, pen knives of all forts, buckle Brufhes, fwitch whips, Englifh thread knee garters, check linnen, ftripped hollands, neat double wafhed necklaces, pendells, polithed fhoe buckles, fhoe and knee buckles, biack japan ditto, glafs fleeve buttons, neat ftone ditto fet infilver, a good aflortment of naile, zod. 10d. 8d. 6d. 4d. Rum, Molafles, Loaf and brown Sugars, Cotton Woal, Tes, Allfpice, Allum, Brimftone, Earthen and Clafs Ware, choice good [weet Wine, Raifons by the Gaik or {maller quantity, &c. &c. AP o, Frahoam e, (N iy A A ram (e ATy TO .BE SOLD By JOSEPH BARRELL, At the STORE of ROBERT TRALL, Efq; near the Work Houfe, A {mall Affortment of Englith GOODS, which he will difpofe of for Cafh, by Whole- Sale, as cheap as can be beught in BOSTON, snd by Retale as cheap as can be bought at any Store or Shop in Town, without Exception. [48] TAKEN up the beginning of laft Week, near the Pound, e Side of Upper Leather, the ‘Owner may have it sgain, by telling the Marks, and pay- ing the Charges. Jarme 25. To41 quéign and Dome/t’_z'ck“ ' ; PROVINCE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. WHEREAS Application hath lately been made to me the Sublcriber, by the Owners of more than a fixteenth Part of the Shares, Rights or Interefts of the whole of the Towafhip of Bow in {aid Province, {agreeable to 4 Method lately agreed up- on by faid Proprietors for calling their Mectings) de- firfing me to Notify and Cail & Meeting of {aid Propsie- - tors as foon as conveniently may be = ; THIS 18 THEREFORE TD NOTIFY AND WARN ali the Proprictors of faid Townlhip of Berw, tomeet together at the Dwelling-Houfe of Mrs. Lowe Cbhace, Inubolder at Seratham in faid Province, on Tuelday the 21 Day cf Fazly mexr; at One of the Clock in the Afternoon, in order to a&t and votec on the following Articles, viz. s , 1. Tochufe an Agentor Agents, to appear in the Nasme and Behalf of faid Proprictors, before the Lords of the Committee, for hearing of Appeals from the Plantations, orin any Court or Courts, at any Time or Place where the Intereft of faid Proprictors is or may be concerned. 2. To vole what Money fhall be rais’d by & Tax, on cach Right or Proprictors Share, in faid Townthip, for carrying forward any Law fuits that are ormazy be depending. 3. To chafe Affeffors ta aflels fuch Tax; andaColle&lor or Colleftors, tocol~ le&t andlevy the fame, sccording to Law. 4: Ta pafs a Voie or Votes at {aid Meeting (if faid Proprietors think fit) to confirm, ratify and eftablith sny Grants, Conveyances, Votes and Tranfa&ions, by them defign- ed and intended to be made, done, performed and tranfsted, agreeable to fuch Defign, Iniention ard Aim. 5. To hear the Reportof any Committée or Commiitees that have done Service for faid Proprietors, and a&t thereom. 6. To vote s lawful Method for bringing to Juftice any Ill minded Perfon or Perlone, that have lately attempted, or may sttempt in any un- lawful or violent Manner, to hinder or dilcourage the Settlement of any Perlen or Perlons inthe Right of [aid Bow. Dated at Stratham, June 2zd. 1761, SamuteL Lang, Pro. CL On tie 31f8 of March a Shock of an EARTHZU AKE was felt at Madrid, which lafied violemtly for tws Minutes and an balf, fbaking the Howfes fi tuch, thas the Farzitare was thrown down ; and the Inbabitants: expedting their Houfes about their Ears, ran oxt for fear of being buried im the Ruins. Hiw it fared with them at Cadiz and Seville was nst known. Tbe fame Letters fay, that they were in great Pain for the City of Lifbon as they imagined the Shaock muf? bave been muck more violent there than it was at Madrid. " L O N D O N. April 17. By the prefent infolvent al, no prifoner can take the benefit of it, that was not a&tually in cuftody before the 25th of Oftober laft, but thofe who were ar- refted before the faid 25th of Oftober, and furrendered themfelves before the 28th of November laft, may re- ceive the benefit of this, lfo debtors who were beyond the feas on the fame 25th ofOctober, lurrendering them- felves, may have the fame benefic. All perfons difcharg~ ed by this adt, are not liable to be arrefted for debts con< tracted before the 25th of O&tober. ..... Brankrupts not obtaining their certificates in due time, are excluded in this a&t. .... All attornies embezzling their clients money arc al{o excluded. The future effefts and eflates of prifoners difcharged, liable to their creditors. Dcbtors to the crown, and prifoners who owe above 1009 .’ to ome perfon unlefs the creditors confent, are excluded in this a¢t,and creditors oppcfing the prifaner’s difcharge; to sllow him 3 5. 6d. per weck, on non payment, go be difcharged. All perfons entitled to the benefit of this a&, are to obtain their difcharges before the 31ft of March 1763. Creditors mey ecmpel sny prifoner, charged in execution, to appesr at the quarter feffion, with a copy of his detainer, and deliver in a dchedule of hiseftate, and on his fubfcribing the fame, and mak- ing a dilcovery of his eftate, is to be difcharged ; on refufing fo to do, or concealing to the emount of zo 1. fufters as afelon. Prifoners upon procefs out of the courts of confcience are included in this «&; and all who tock the benefit of the a& 28th of George 11. ta be exclnded. ... Mariners, snd thofe who have been in the feaand land fervice, are upon their difcharge, if un- der fifty years of age, and approved of, to ferve during the prefent war ; and if they defert, may be arrefted and imprifoned at the fuit of their credirtors. 1t is computed that there will not be lefs than 6oo perfons clesred by the infolvent ac frotn the prifons in and near this metropolis, who have been in the land and fea [ervice, and who by the a¢ will be obliged to [ferve sgain, &April 13. The Rev. Mr. WHITEFIELD £ [ ewell remupered from bis late 1iefs) that be appeared abrodd ow Saturday laff, ""Y-"'\.