The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, January 1, 1762, Page 3

‘ ) ) ‘ [} { & 4' b . The motion to thank the King fopte warding William Piét’s fervices, was not made ia the Common Council, but in the previous meeting the night before where it paffed in the megative, 54 to 14. : - 04 17. We hear that Adm. Rodney, who is going upon an expedition to the Weft-Indies, is to call at Belleifle, to take } 5 regiments along with him. Itis confirmed that the city of Embden hath agreed to pay the French thirty thou- fand ducats, on condition that they fhall evacuate Eaft Friefland, and not mo- left the inhabitants for the fpace of fix months. : "Oa Wednefday Adm.Radnay fell down from Spithead to St.Helen’s, with the fleet ' under his command confilting of feven fail, four of them of thefime. = Letters from' Paris, fay that to judge “from the préparations for war in all partsef- France, one would imagine that the mini- ftry were medicating the conqueft of whole “kingdoms. [each miniftéris doubly diligent “in his own department ; and by means of . the refources which have been “furnifhed by the creditof Meff Paris de Montmartel and de la Borde, the people will not be opprefled with new taxes to defray the ex- perces of nexr campaign. chefe two gen- ‘tleman have promifed to fupply the King with 15 millions of livies every month. And if this fom is not fufficient, to increafe it to 20 millions. ] ; From a late Londow Paper. To the Printer. Our favouriie Minifter baving been very feverely ‘attacked, in s late Publication, your giving Room to the Jollowing Lines wwill obl.ge one of your conflant Readers. - To the AUTHOR of ihe Beavers, s Fancrs. g"l"éN*viai'n may Rancour vent its Spite w2 W hile Criticks foarl, or Authors bites In vain pretended Patriots rail, O’er muddy Port, or muddier Ale : No Calumny can fix a Dart, "Where Honefly hath fleel’d the Heart : Nor can the Powers of Verle, or Wit, Tho’ all combin’d, dithonour PITT. ‘CUSTOM HOUSE, Picatagua, January 7. ‘ ‘Entered Inward:, ‘Schoonér ChaimingMolly. ] Gowall,framAnnapolis. "Sloop Pegpy & Molly, Daniel Coffin,from Virginia. _ tleared Qutwards, Sloop Se: Flower, Samuel Pau’, for Virginia. | Brig John & William, Thomas Beck, for St. Kits, Brig Merrimack, Jofhua Moodey, for Guadaloupe. Schoener Dolphin, shadrich Bell, for Maryland. Brig ’Absgéd, Peter Shares, for Barbades. Sloop Harhquen, Ribert Pylke, for Barbadas. Brig Kaity Mallet, Thomas Warren, for Barbados. Brig Peace & Pleaty, Jothue Lering, for Cape Fare. ‘Sloop Batcheldor, Jofeph Larkin for St. Kits. schoongr Defire, dmund Wright, for Virginia. Schooner Flying Fifh, Zech. Jones for Gaadaloupe, $loop Sea Flower, B.ias Phiipot, for Virginia. sloop William, James Guppy, for Barbados. ghip Leophrd, Samuel Appletan, for Barbados. :gchooner Fame, George King, for Barbados. ghip Ecche, Jobn Kaight, for Aatigua. NOTICE is hereby given, that the Sale of the New PEWS lately built in the Notth Mezeting Houle in Port/mauth, is puc off to Tuelday next in the Forenoon, whe: the SALE is-to be begun in fiid Houfe. Any Perions inclining to puichafe, may attend accordingly. .\ PROVINCE or NEW HAMPSHIRE. We the' Subfcribers, appointed Commiflioners by the Hon. Ricuarp Wisirp,Elq; Judgs of Prcbate for faid Pravince, to receive and cxamine the Claims of the feveral Creditors to the Ettaie of Thomas Bixby. late of Litchfield, deceafed, reprefented Infolvent, Notice is hereby given, That we will aitend {aid Bufinefs on the Third Tuefday of ,» this and the nex: five enfuing Months, frem One to Three of the Clock in the Afternoon, on each of faid Days at the H oufe of Deacon Nathan Kindall, Innholder in {sid Lltchfield. William Read, Litchfield, Dec. 2d, 1761. Fames Underwood. R e e t] o ‘ . Wanted a BOY of Thirteenor Fourteen Years old’ that’s fit to learn a Goldfmith's and Jeweller's Trade : Any Perfon Inclining to put out his Son, may apply to jobn Nelfon, who follows that Bufine(s at Porimounth near the Lang Wharfe, Ames’s ALMANACK, by 4T e B Bony By YOSEPH BARRELL A1 bis Shop three Duors belsw the Poft Offie " In King Street, ’ SErgel, kerleys, bearfkims g Scarlet garteriags . and- Red and white baize; g leaders, “Red and white (potted dit. g Qunlity, and linnen ¥ for Wailtecoats, atadings, Red blankets of feveralg Wiite,color’d, snd ftrip'd fizes, g tapes, ¥ Sea rugs, duarants, g Babbings, feots, & color’d Shalloons,crofsbar’d ftuffsg threads, Yard wide,worfted grog g A” variety of flower'd, rams, g plain& color’d ribbons. Cloth colour’d and fcarlet ¢ Silk, & filk & catton laces, cloth closks & cardinals, g White chapple needles, Black filk cardinals, and g Pins of all fiz:s, & pound cardinal filk, pins, Silk ferrits, Black & {carlet fnale lece, g Looking Glaffes, Silk & worfted pettycoats, g Wiich keys and hooks, French alamode, g Double glaz’d and com: Women & childrens flaysg mon pipes. with and without fitk g T'abacco boxes, _ foreparts, Curtsin rings, [Eahle cloths, & napkins, g Shoe buckies& penknives, 3 qrs. 7 eight and yard g Silk knee garters, fciffars, wide garlets, Cock Drawers and botile 3 qrs and 7 cight checks, ¢ brufhes, Cambricks, g Buft well made, Deerfkin . Flowerd, ftrip’d, fpottedg ~ Breeches, and plain lawns, & Barr Liead by the hundred Flowerd lawn aprons, Allo, * ‘Silk and worfted mitts, ‘g TEA, Coffee, powder'd “Flowerd & plain border’d g and brown Sugsr, Rum, kenting handkerchicfs, g Molzfles, Pepper, Alfpice, Black & white gauze dit. g Nutimegs, Sheeps Wool, Black and color'dfilk ditt. g Indigo by the pound, or Checkt linnen, & foole dit. g ounce, Leaf, Roll, and Worfted hofe; and caps, g Cat Tobacco, Brandy by Writing paper, pewter, gthe Quarter Cafk, or (mall “Mens and womens englithg Quantity, Ship Bread by fhoes and pumps, the Hundred. N. B. Without follswing a late Fafbion of priccing ‘every Article, the foregoing will be fold et the loweft " Rate by Retail, and many of the Articles by Wholelule. Will teke moft Kind of Truck, and gives Cath for Wax and Old Pewter. STOLEN from the BARN o Barthelomew Stavers, on Pierce’s Ifland, Saturday Night the Second Inftant, Three large Fat TUR- KEYS ; he having alio latély. loft in the fame claa- deftine Manner at Several Times, another Number of Turkeys 3 allo Fowls, Rabbits, Fire Woed, Wharfe Timber, ¢ndpart of the Timber of aFrame of-# Warehoule, and & Parcel of gld Timber.... Who- ¢ver fhall make Difcovery of the Thief, or Thieves, fo as they may be brought to Juftice, thall be paid Ten DOLLARS Reward by faid >tavers. N. B. The fame Rewara fhall be paid for only the Difcovery ot the Thiéf or Thieves, that they may be brought to Juftice, who Siole the three lait Turkeys ; by me Bartholomew Stavers........They were track’d down to the Shore of the Ifland oppofite Frame Point (o called. ALL Perfons indebted to, or that have Demands on the Eltate of #il/iam Hophins late of Portfmouth, Blockmaker, decesfed, are defired to bring in their Accounts to Elizabeth Hopkins, of Portimouth aforelsid, Widow of the Decesfed, and “Adminiftratrix to faid ERtate, in order for Settlement. ‘To be Sold cheaper than t}—lg common Market Price, for GOLD or SILVER, sbout 150 Quintals of good Jamaica FISH, and & Quantity of Scale Ditto....Inquire of the Printer. 5 AN Taken up by Fenne Winflow, the Wife of Samue!/ Winflow, on the 17th Day of November laft paft in Epping, on the Highway, near the Center of the Parifh, s Sum of Money ; the right Owner appearing #nd defcribing the Sum loft, the Number of Bills, the Sort of Money, may have the fame, pay ng the neceflary Charges, ' f Epping, December 10. 1761, ——*——*—- Provincs or New Hampsnirz. WHEREAS Abigal Roberts, Adminiftrator of the Eltate of Thomas Roberts, late of Dover, in this provisce, Marriner, deceafed, hath fundry Times Advertifed the Creditors of the faid ERate, to bring their Cleims to her, and thofe In- debted to feid Efate to pay her, neither of which is yet done ; and as the faid Aéigal hath in faid Capz- city Impowered me to fettlc ghe fzid Eftate, I do defire all that have any Demsnds on faid Eftate, to bring the fametome : And alfo thofe Indebred, to make fpeedy payment to me, that the {aid Eftste may be foon - fettled without further Expence to the {aid Eftate. Dover, Fan. 7. 1762. Howard Hender/[on. the —r " Dozen or Grofs, for the Year 1762, Sold by the Printer hereof, Whereas Application has been made to'me the Subicriber, onc of His M:jeity's Juilices of the Peace ror-iaid Province, by the Owiers of more than one fixteenth part’ of the Rights er Shares in the Town of BenwincTon, in faid pro- vince, to warn the preprieiofs of fuid Town to meet st cthe Dwelling Houie of Fobn F2ft in (3id Ben- nington, Yeoman, on the ficond Tharlday in Febra- ary next, st One o’ Clock, P. M. to confider of, and atl upon the following Arcles, viz. 1. To chufe s Moderator. 2. To chule a proprietor’s Clerk, and all Officers faid proprietors fhall think meceffary snd agreable ‘to Law. 3. To confider whether faid proprietors will perambulate the Bounds of faid Town " 4. To confider on the building « Meeting Houfe tor the pablic Worthip of GOD, and to agree upon = proper place whereon to erz& the fume, and aMethod for the Support of the Gofpel. 5. To fee if faid praprietors will difpofe of the Minifter’s Lot ( fo called ) in faid Tlown, or any part thereof, to the Minifter of the Gofpel that fhall be firft regulsrly fettled in faid Town. 6. To know if the faid pfo—“ prietors will remove or exchange any Rights in faid Town. ' 7. To know if the proprietors will make or mend ®ny High Ways or Bridges in faid Town: 8. To fee’it faid proprietors will reife Money for all, or sny of the purpofes aforefaid. 9. To chufe a ‘Committee of Committes to tranfaét any, or all @@ the Matters and T¥ing: before mentioned. Lafily, To do and tranfat eny other Matrers that at faid Meeting fhall be judged neceflury far the promoting the Settlement of faid Town :—= I do in in purfu- ‘ance of fsid Requeft, hereby give NOTICE, and Warn all she proprietors of fsid Town of Benningten, to meet at the sbovementioned Time snd Place sccordingly. Dec. goth, 1761, D. Psirce. THIS is to give Notice, that ‘Williasn Kimball of Plaflow in this Province, intendg to fet out tor Crown Point by the 14th of Januery inft. And fuch Perfons as have a-mind tofend Leuers to their Friends in'thofe parte, are defired to leave them a@ the feveral public Houfes in this Province, by the sbove: Time: Thirty Shillings muft be lelz with each Letter, W A DOLLAR with fome (mall Pieces of Silver, was tsken out of the Shop of Mr. Natbhaniel Griffith in this Town, on Chriftmas Dy laft ; the Perion who took them, is defired to-return them ‘and there will be no Quettions afk’d ; other- wile he may depend upon being expofed. A good Maid is wanted to go into the Country, one that underftands keeping s Gontleman’s Houle, Cooking and Ironing &c. for fuch s one great Wages will be given { for one Year or longer ) if any fuch incline, they are defir'd 10 Inquire of the Printer, or Mrs. Sarab Simpfon. ALL Perfonsthat have in their Pofleflion, any Books that belongs to the Eftate of Mr. Noab Emerylate®f Kittery, decealed, are defired to bring or fend them to Mr. Noab Emery of Exeter, or Japhet Emery of Kittery, Exccutors of the Tefta= ment of faid Decealed, who will gladly receive ths fame. Portfmouth, December 18th, 1761. ey Py ) sy o, e TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC VENDUE at the Houfe of Fames St7dly, Innholder in Portimouth in New Hampthire, on Monday the-18:h Day of January next, at fix of the Clack in the Afternoon, two (mall Parcels of Land, lying on the North ‘fide * of Daniel Street, [0 called, being between the Houle of [aid Stoedly, and the Houfe of the Widow Sher- burne, which Premiles was the Eftate of Fobn Pain jun. late of [aid Portfmouth, Joyner, deceafed, to be foild by Virtue of a Licence from the Judge of Probate of faid Province ; Conditions of Sale to be feen-at the Time and Place of Sale. Portimonth, Dee, 2. WILLIAM HAZZEN Informs the Publick, that he has lately Opened a Shop at Newbury, near Mr. #hite's, of = very good Aflortment of Eaglith, Eaff, and Weft- India GOODS, which he will fell very reafonable, for the Paflable Bills of Necw. Hampybire, und as cheap as for Silver, e s Province oF New HamMpsHIRE: NOTICE is hereby given, that the late Dwelling Houfc and Land 'of Danie/ Croc /< ford, decealed, Inteftate, now in the Occupstion of Fobn Noble, Barbour, fituate in Portfmouth in faid Province, will be Expofed to SALE to the high ¢ff; Bidder at faid Houfe, on Tuefday the 12th Day ot January next, at Three of theClock in the Afternoon, with the Incumbrance of the Claim of Dower of the’ late Wife of faid Inteftate, of which Premifes the Adminiftrators of the ERate of faid Inteftate are duly Authorized to make s Legsl Conveyance. Portfmouth; Dec. 24th Fobn Neble and Wife . 1761, } Adminifteators, -