The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, September 25, 1761, Page 2

_ Extraf of a Letter from New Providence, Fuly 15- i 7 N the 14th, laft month, arrived here the pri- W vateer fnow General Shirley, of this port, mounting 16 guns eight pounders, commanded by Captain Berjamin Clifford, and a Letter of marque fchoongr of ten guns, 6 pounders. Captain Gardiner, belonging to Jamaica, with the following prizes, viz. Ship Ranger of and for Salem in New-England,load- ed with beft white fugars. Sloop Eleanor of snd for NewYork, with 100 hhds, of white fugar. And, Schooner Humming Bird, of and -for Bofton, with 108 hhds. of molafles, and 24 hhds. of fugar. 'The fhip and floop with their cargoes are condemned, and the fchooner is in a fair way. The fhip is to be fitted out as & privateer. “¢ The General Thomas privateer of this port, Capt. Mac Donald, fent in a large thip named the Rebecca, Wm. Brown,commander,fromLeoganne, with 300 hhds. fuger, fsid to belong to Philadelphia, whither fhe was baupd ; from lome circumftances attending this veffel, gerucuhxly her outward cargo, it is faid no claim will * entered, and conlequently the fhip and cargo con- demned. ¢ Captain Mills arrived here with Csptain M’Donald tells us, he was taken from this port for Jamsica, and put afhore st Baracos, after being cruelly ufed by the French. He fays, that Captain Forret, in his Ma- jeRty’s fhip Centaur, has tsken a French manof War of fixty four guns, richly laden with Indico, &c. and that n.vc: of our privateers are taken and carried into Hifpa- niols. * Two days ago Captain Greenwood, of his Majefty’s fhip Zephyr, arrived here, and brought in a northward floop from Monto Chrifti, with fifty hhds. of Molafles end 54 hhds. of fugar. Captsin Greenwood had fome time before fent in here afloop of and for Philadelphis, with fifty hhds. of fugar and fome coffee, from Monto Chrifti, which is condemned. The Zephyr will re- main here fome time,and go from hence toCharleftown, before fhe proceeds on another cruile. “ The following privateers, all of this port, are failed from thence to cruife againft hisMajefty’s enemies, viz. Sloop General Shirley, Captain Benjsmin Clifford. Sloop Britannia’s Friend, of 16 nine and 6 pounders, Captain Robert Burton Tucker. Schooner Charming Sally, of 12 four pounders, Oman. - And, Brig Naffau, Captain George Palmer.” PO R TS YN O U e Laft Wednefday the Captains Sherburne, Marble, and Grant, three more of the late Barbados Fleet, arrived here ; Captains Abbot and Wormell, are yet mifling, but we hope sre [afe, being two remarkable SailingBrigs. Captsin Bunbury in the Snow General Townfend, of this Port, is hourly expectzd here from Rhode Ifland, who on his Paflage from the Weft Indies was taken and Ranfomed for £. 300 Sterling. CUSTOM HOUSE, PrscaTaQua, September 24. Entered Inwards, ; Sloop Annus, Thomas Bond, from Menis. Sloop Charming Nancy, E. Rutland, from Maryland. Sieop Conqueror, Mayo Greenleaf, from Philadeiphia. Sloop Fame, Timothy Pyke, from Louilbourg. Sloop Endeavour, John Grant, from Barbados. Sloop Uaity, Edward Sergent, from Newfoundland. Sloop Friends Adventure,N.Sherburne, from Barbados: Sloop Beifey, Nathen Simmons from Rhode Ifland. Sloop Free Mafon, Ebenezer Bartram, from N. Haven. Clesred Outwards, Ship Trecothick, Samuel Bulfinch, for Barbados, Sloop Harlequen, John El jot, for Barbados. Brig Antilope, George Kiag, for Barbados, Sloop Ranger, Jofiah Simpfon, for Menis. Sloop Retley, Nathen Simmons for Rhode I{land. Brig Two Sifters, Samuel James, for Rhode Ifland. S md ) Vs i (o) () [ N JONATHAN MOULTON,J Would Inform his Cuftomers and Others, That he hath & New Aflortment of SCOTCH and ENGLISH GOODS that will bz open’d and ready for Sale by the Fifth Dsy of O&ober next, which he will fell by Wholefale or Retail, very Reafonable. He will take Merchantable Lumber, at any of the noted Landings in this Province, next Summer. -Any Perfon inclining to take a confidersble Quantity, fhall have a Twelve Month’s Credit. ~He likewife hath a Quantity of good Weft India RUM, which he will fell Reafonable upon Credit, ol iy o ) oyl e Sy o s S Province oF New HampsHIRe, WHEREAS f{undry Perfons were Licenced as Tavern Keepers or Retailers of Spiritous Liquors, &c. within faid Province, by the Court of General Seffions for the Peace, held in September 1759 ; and fince, at feveral Terms of the holding faid Court before the laft Seflion in September Inftant ; many of which Tavern Keepers and Retailers have not render- ed an Account of the Spiritous Liquors &c. Sold by them, to the Receiver of Excife for faid Province, snd for which the Excife is due,... Which delinquent Pertlons are hereby NOTIFIED, That unle(s they {peedily render their Accounts to faid Receiver of Excile of Spiritous Liquors &c, fold by them, and pay the Excife refpectively due, they will certainly be profecut- ed for their negle, as the Law dereéls. : Portimonth,Sept. z4th 1761 GRo, JavvrEY, Receivers To be Sold at Public. VENDUE at the Houle of Mr. Zechariab Fofs, Innholder on Thur{day the Firft Day of Oétober next, st Six of the Clock in the Evening s Parcel of Weft India RUM, MOLASSES, COTTON and COFFEE. The Con- ditions of Sale to be feen at the Time and Place afore- faid. Portfmouth, Sept. 24. 1761, A A FaAdn, e o (i i, (A P, o, P, NOTICE is hereby given to the Proprictoror Proprietors of a certzin Ifland belonging to the Town of /Kittery in the County of ¥oré, known by the Name of William Fernald’s Iland ; That whereas for a Number of Years laR paft no Perfon bas appeared, or could be found, who would pay the Province, Town and *County TAXES aff:[fed theresn, or -any Part thereof : Therefore if the Owner or Owners, or fome of them do not pay the feveral Sums which is now due, they may expelt that fo much of the Bands (Part of faid Ifland ) will be SOLD as to pay the {fame, with the Charges, which may arife thereon. By O:ider of the Sele&t Men of faid Town, Tames Gowen. o o i oy ey e Sy Ko N Sy —— This is to Notify the Proprietors of a Tra& of LAN D granted to Fobn Leavitt and Dariel Marfton and others, and lying in the Province of New Hampfhire, at the Head of a T'raét of Land granted by the faid Purchafers of Ma/on’s Patent to Febr Ham and others, on the Province Line, to meet at the Dwel- ling Houfe of Capt. Fobn Leavitt Innholder in North Hampton, on Tuefday the Sixth Day of ‘O&tober next, at Ten of the Clock in the Forenoon, to at and vote on the following Arsticles : 1. To fee if faid Proprictors will farvey the Townfhip. 2. To fee if faid Proprie- tors will lay it outinto Lots. 3. To raife what Money may be thought neceflary, and to &t any other Thing that fhall be thought proper at faid Meeting. North Hampton, | By Order of the Committee, Sept. 23d 1761 } DawnieL SanBorw, Prop’s. Clerk. L) ey Ly o) o) o) ) Samuel March of Scarborough, ‘Hereby informs the Public, That he propofes, ( upon fuitable Encouragement) to fet cut from the Town of Port{mouth on Friday the:gth of Oflober next, to Ride sss CARRIER from hence to Falmouth in Cafco Bay, and to perform the Stage Weekly, (unlefs hindered by extraordinary bad Weacher) Therefore all Gentlemen ‘or others, who have Bufinels that Way,may depend upon being ferved with Ficelity and Difpaich ; snd who ’tis hoped will countenance & encourage this Undertaking which may be of public Benefit. Letters may be left st Mr. Stavers and Stoodley’s, Innholders in this Town. TO BE SOLD Three Original Rights of Land in Gilmantown, Chichefter and Kingfwood. 'The sbove Tra&s are in this Province, and wiil be difpofed of for Old Tenor, or, upon Sccuri:y, with s moderate Intereit. Inquire of the Printer, who has Power to agree for the fame. , ey o e mym) oy e e Province oFr New-Hampsrire. T0 Mr.Clement Sumner, oneof the Proprictors of the Townphip of Boyle, in [aid Province, Greeting. WHEREAS Application hath been made to me the Subfcriber, one of his Majefty’s Juftices of the Peace for the Province saforefaid, by the Owners of more than a Sixteenth Part of the common and undivided Lands in the Townfhip of Boyl, in faid Province, for the calling a Meeting of the Proprietors eforefsid ; and that the fame May be held at the Houfe of Mr. Peter Haywood, of Wefimereland, on the Six- tecath of O&ober next, at Ten of the Clock in the Forenoon ; and that the following Articles might be in- ferted in the Warning, as 1. To chule a Moderator. 2. To chufe a Proprietor’s Clesk. 3. To chulea Col- leftor o colle@t and gather in the Rates and Tax2: ; and chule a Proprietors Treafurer. 4. To fec if the Pro- prietors will draw the Lottsas they are laid out. 5. To fee if the Proprietors will agree to raile any Sum or Sums of Money. to be lodged in the Hands of the Treafurer, to pay Town Charges, or any other publick Matter that fhall be agresgdian. 6. To chule 2 Com- mittee or Committees to tranfact any Affais that fhall be needed. 7. To chufe Afieflors, and to aét any Matter or Thing to ring forward the Settlement of iidTown. I do in Confequence of fuchAp lication made to me, Notify end'Warn the Proprictors’aforefsid, to meet at the Houfe and Place sbove mentioned ; then and there, when met, and duly formed, to att on the feveral Ar- ticles sbove mentioned, as the Occafion and Bufine(s of the Meeting call for ; and fee that you the aforefaid Clement Sumner have this my Warrant or Notification in the New Hamp/bire News Paper, three Weeks fuccel- fively,ibefore the Day of holding faid Mecting, being the moft likely Place to give the Proprietors Notice thereof, and that you make Return of your Doings herein on the Day aforefaid. GIVEN under my Hand and Seal, this 14th Day of Auguft, A. D. One Thonfand feven Hundred and fixty One, and in the Firft Year of bis Majefly's Reign. Benjamin Bervows, Juflice of Peace. TO BE SOLD ; A Likely Negro Man {fuitable for Town or Country, Inquire of the Printer. JBip, or any other Expence. N . PROVINCE or NEW HAMPSHIRE WHEREASthe Owners of more than one Sixieenth Part of the Rights and Shares of that Tract of Lawrd or Tewnfbip called Monadoock, No. 6 lying in the Province of New Harn'ofoire, bave requefied me the Subferiber, one of bis Majefly's Juflices of the ! Peace for faid Province, to W ARN faid Proprictors to | meet at the | Dwelling Houfe of Robert Clendennen, aff » Londonderry, in faid Province, on the Sixth Day of O&o% ber next, at Two o°Clock in the Afternoon 5 Thern and there 1. To chufe a Moderator. 2d. To chufe a Prok prietors Clerk. 3d. To feeif the Grantees of [did Town-", Joip will accept of a Vote pajs'd by the Grantsrs of Jaid Townfbip, at their Meeting-beld at Portimouth, on Moz~ day the [eventh Day of Fuly 1760, relating to faid Town- Soip. ath. To fee whether the Grantees will [ever or divide the ‘Townfbip, or do any Thing elfe relative thereto, that may be propojed at [aid Meeting. sth. To'chufe & Treafurer. 6th. To raife Money for dividing [aid Town- 7th. To agree on [ome pro- per Method for -calling Proprietary Meetings for the future. 8th. To fee if the Proprietors will cbule a Com- mittee to comlult upon, and tranfalt any Matter concerning Jaid Townfbip, oth. To chufe Affeffors and Colleéior for Jaid Preprietors. And the faid Proprictors are beredy NOTIFIED and WARNED, to meet at the above mentioned Place and Time accordingly. Portfmouth, Sept. 10. 1761. p D. PIERCE. 'Province or Nxw-HaMesnire NOTICE is hereby given to the ‘Proprietors of New- Hopkington, ( lo called ).in the Pro- 'vince of New-Hampthire, to meet at the Houfe where the Inhabitants of faid Town ufually meet for the Pub- lic Worfhip of God, on Wedne(day the goth of Sep- tember Inftant, at Eight of the Clock in the Forenoon, then and thereto Vote and A& upon the foliowing Things, viz. 1. To fee if faid Proprietors will Vote the Rev. Mr. Scales his Sallery that was Stated on him when he was Ordained,and fee whether they will make it any larger. z. Tofeeif faid Proprietors will chufe a Proprietor’s Treafurer, and a Committe to reckon and fettle with the old T'reafurer. 3. To fee if {aid Proprietors will Vote to raife fuch a Sum or Sums of Money as fhall be thought necefliry, to purchafe all the Lands that can be purchaled of the Proprictors or Claimess of BowjTownfhip, within our Claims. 4. To (e if (sid Proprietors will Vote to raife fuch 2 Sum or Sums of Moncy, ss fhall be thought Neceflary to defray the Charge of building fsid Meeting Houle, that was Voted at our laft Proprietors Meeting, to be built in {aid New Hopkington. 5. To fee if aid Proprictors wilt Vote to chule fuch Officers and Committes as fhall be thought neceflary to carry on anyBufinefs, that fhall beVoted to be done: Alfo to chufe Collectors to gather the Money that fhall be Voted at faid Meeting to be raifed. 6. To determine what Partof theTax of esch Right fhall he laid upon each Divifion of the Right,and what Part of the Taxupon the undivided Lands. 7. To Vote whatfoever fhall be thought neceflary, relating to High Ways in (aid New Hopkington. 8 Toratify and confirm or amend anyVote orGrant pafied or made heretofore by faid Proprietors, that may be thought not {ufficiently valued and plain, and to do and tranfaét any other Bufine(s that may then and there be thought neceffary and lawful. New Hopkingtom, Timothy Clement, ) Sept. z. Matbew Standley, Proprietors Enoch Eafiman, Meectings. Cormma ) Ly ) ey S ) ) The Proprietors of the Townfhip of New Britton ( {o called) are hereby NOTIFIED, to mect at the Houfe of Capt. Benjamin Sweatt, Inn- holder in Hampton Falls, on Monday the 28th Day of this Inft. September, at one of the Clock in the After< noon, to a& on the following Particulars, as they fhall then think fit. 1. To fee if {aid Proprietors will cut and clear the Center-Road in faid Townfhip, agreeatle to a Vote' of {aid Proprietors, at their laft Mzeting, or any otherwife. z. Togaife any Sum of Money that may then be tho‘:]v necefliry to promste and forward the Settlement of,‘ faid Townthip. 3, To chufe a Committee to fettle the Boundaries of (sid Townfhip; and to a& any Thing that may then be tho't proper. e Ana every delinquent Proprietor is defired forthwith to pay his Arrears to the Colle&tor, otherwile may ex- pet his Lands will foon be exnofed to Sale, ugrcesb\!c to sn A& of Governmen:. ANTHONY Emery,Pro. Cl. Hampton Falls,Sept. gth.1761. Province oF New Hampsuire. The Proprietors of BOW are’’ hereby NOTIFIED, That their Meeting which was held on the T'wenty Firft Dey of July laft paft, now ftands Adjourned to Tuelday the zgth Diy of Sep- tember current, at the. Houfe of Mys. Love Chace, Ion- holder at Stratham in faid Province, at Three of the Clock in the Afternooon on fiid Day, agreable to Vote of faid Proprietors at faid Meeting. Stratbam, Sept. 15. 1761, SamuEL Lawe, Proprietor’s Clerk. [ Advertifemens ommited, and thofe which came two lat will b in our mext.’) : % Com. to call N’ - \ 1 (13 \ ) v