The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, March 12, 1762, Page 2

B 5N bt bt e a0 AT M OV YN 7.6 Thurldey fe'anight, the Rev. Mr. Joun Tuck # [ Eplom, was Marry'd to Mrs. Mary - Parsons of ‘fiye ; a ycong Gentlemsn snd Lady adorn’d with 1:e rmizble Accomplifhments, that confpire to gen- Jer the Connghisl State sgreeable ; and with the rehle Virtoes of 2 fociel Nauce, thet mey conduce to « rzligions Li‘e of Pesce and wninterrupted Happinefs, e e e | o———— "YHEREAS the FARM of % hanze Laightsn of Dover, was to have been S$5'd st 1 URLIC VENDUE the 25th Day of Jaft Month; tu, was put off 3 FTHIS I8 TO GIVE NOTIICE, “I'hat it will certainly be Sold Next Monday At Two of tre Clock in the Afternoon, st the Houle of £201, Fobn Titzomb of Dover, the FARM where I now ¢ well, in'PDover sforefaid, which lies acjoining on and vz the Moudy of the Back River, fo caned, in Dover, tn 3 grod ¢onvenientRoed fromSaidFarm tothe main lond chat'lesds From Dover to Dutham. Said Farm #ontting 2Bout One Flundred Acres of Upland, und rhout three or four Acres ofSsltMarth snd ThatchBed, swhigh'is well improved for Mowing and Tillage, and upwarls of a hundred Rod of S:one Wal! on faid Farm, wad a Sefficiency of Pine Timber for Fencing, as tar as i« neediutfor « Number of Yeas (if well Hufbined) .end confiderably well Wooded s and having likewife = s:00d two Story Houle almoft nzw of forty Feet lorg #nd thirty Feet wide, 2 good Ceilar under faid -Houle, {ix Smokes in the Chimney; and slfo two good Barns, ond about three bundred of JargeApple and Pair Trees, “rom which is made aboutfifty or ixtyBarrels-afCyder t3a Perry yearly. And thereis likewife to-be Sold -at 14¢ Timennd Place; o new Fifhing Schoo%er of about cizhreen Ton; well rig’d and fit for the Sea: And allo 2 Number of neéat Cattle and Sheep, and « likely young Mire, Condidony ot Sile to be feen on'fiid Dey ciSale. « s Do, Murdh 10. 37562, Thamas Laighton. ‘Ranaway together laft Saturday Night, being the 6th Inftant, two BOY3, one belong- ing to Capt. George Turner of Portfmouth, a Seataring Tad, named Jofeph Howard, sbout 17 Yearsof Age, a Portuzus born, ot s yellow Completion, black Huir : J ad on when he wertaway, & Pair of Trowfers ; has fe- r=ral Jackers with him. Whoever fhall brin; 1aid Eoy t5 f3id Turner in Portfmouth, fhall have two Doilars Rewerd, and necefliry Charges paid by G, Turaer. “The otheris a Lad about .14 Years of Age, named Jobn Tucker, belonging to Febn Noble o. Portmouth, Barber; wi&ion, thick feit, femething dull and heavy : Had on seagri h¢went sway a blue Jacket, and blue Breeches, worn out et the Knegs. If he will return and acknow- Jod#e* his Favlt, he fhall be forgiven by his Meiter. — IAiMalers'oi Veflels & others, are forbid to ettertein n¥icirry off liid Boy, as.they would 2void the Penslty ot of theLaw in chat Cofe:<—- It is foppofed they are both aane the Eaftern Rr-ad te wards Cajco- Bay. b f\Mer(\i/\p\MM—-\ A~ ! ~BROVINCE OF o tke Proprietors of the [ osor/bip ‘Wew Hampsnire. § of Barnftead, in /aid Province. YOU are hereby Notified to con- vene at (he Meeting Houle in Newington, on Tuelday th= g0tk Day cf thiy Ioftent March, at Ten 0’Clock be- fore Noan, fiid Day be ng the Day ordered by Charter for the Aonusl Meeiing. 1. To chufe « Moderator to regu'aie the Mceeting, . 2. To chufe all needful Officers {or ['id proprietors. 3. Wherecas the firft Divifion of fvid Tewnthip was laid into Sixty Acre Lots and the Numbe:'d Trees are notta be found,being burnt cown, and very much defsced by Time ; to fee ifthe pro prietors will pafs a Vate that faid former running or Divifion will rot be taken notice of ; and iffo ..4. To {e= il the proprierors will vote faid firk Divifien be laid into 160 Acre Lots : and to chue a Commiitee to Effett the [zme. 5. To pas fome Vote or Votes to encousage Settlers thereon, By Grants of Lands, or e:herwite, =s fhsll then and there be sgreed on ; and appoint of impower ene or more Perlons to execute D:eds for that purpofe. 6. To =gree upon and arder fuitable Sums of Money to be rsifed on faid praprietors. 7.~To appoint and impower an sgent or sgents in all C2ules moved or to be moved, for or againit faid Pro- rietors....... Delinquent Proprietors are defired to pay their Taxes at, on, or before faid Dry. per Order of the Seledt Mex, Ricuard Downing, Pro; Clerk. Newingzen, March 5 1th 1762, NATHANIEL ADAMS Intending foon for ENGLAND, Defires all Perfons that have any Demands vpon him to bring them in, and they fhall be ptid ; and all Indebted to faid Adams, are required to makedmmediate Payment, as they would avoid being fued the next Court. .. . t“7He has 2 Quantity of Weft Indie Goods, end other Articles. Likewife- likely NEGRO BOY, shout fifteen Years of Age, that has been ule to Farm- ing and Family Bufinels, which he will fell cheap for Cafls or Credig, he is ot a light Com-. Choice PORK by the Barrell or bali Barrel, To be SOLD by Roger? TrarLy. LATELY IMPORTED And to be SOLD BY HENRY APPLETON, At his'Shop in Portfmouth, -nex: Door to Caprain Zzehariab Fofs, Innholder, Chesp for Cath, the following Articles, VIZ. ROAD CLOTHS, Kerfeys, Serges, Baifes, Shalloons, Tammies, Calli- manco’s, Sagatliees, Scotch Plaids, Ful- tians, Thickfetts, Mens and Womens Silk, Thread, Cocton and Worfted Hofes, Silk and Linnen Handkerchiefs, Callicoes, Printed Linnens and Corttons,*3 qrs. 7 eight and Yard wide Linnens, Breeches Patterns, Cotton Gowns, Silk and Cotton dito.. Cambricks, Lawns, Fine and Coarfe Threads, 3 qrs. and 6-qrs. Diaper Table Cloths, Oznabrigs, Blankete, Mill’d and Worfted Caps, Chip ‘Hats,Paper for Rooms,Kippen’s Snuff, Stays, Stone Necklaces and Earings, Satten and Callamanco Shoes, half yard Perfians, Silver Blond Lace, Pelong Sattins, Trolly and Blond Laces, Silk, and Muflin Gauze, Gar- land, Muflin, Fans, Bed Ticks, 3 qrs. 7eight and yard wide Checks, plain and ftrip’d Cam- bletts, Ribbons, Mens and Boys Felt Hatts, Ink Powder, Brimftone, Allum, Copperas Powder, Tobacco, Florence Oyl, Raifons, Almonds, Capers, Tea, Coffee, Spices of all forts, Ginger Pepper, Starch. And fundry other Arucles. ~ e ) () St Pning] s " ) Prince Town, in New Jerfey, Fanuary v 1762. PROPOSALS for Printing by Subfeription, A COLLECTION of SERMONS, On A Varicty of important Subjeds ; By the late Reverend snd Tngenicus Mr. SAMUEL DAVIES, Prefident of the College of -New Ferfey. ND as feveral of the Author's Friends, 1n Grest- Britsin, have wrote their Opinion of the Expe- diency of Printing thefeDifcourfes in England: the Ma- nulcripts will be {ent over in ‘the Spring, and printed under the Infpe@ion of the Rev.MrTuosmas Gissons of Lordm. The Sermon-preached on Mr. Davies’s Death, by his Succeflor the Rev.Mr.Prefident Finvey, with fome Additions, relastive to the Chare€ler of the Decealed, will bz prefixed to thefe Difcon:fes, and alin en Elegy on the Death of Mr.Davies,byMr Ginzoxs himfelf. It is fuppofed that the Sermons will make up two or threeVoiumes inO&avo, which will be printed on good Paper, neat'y bound end lettered ; and a5 foon gs cone, 8 Number of them will be fent over to this Couniry, for the Subfcribers, and others here. The Price caprot be now determined, only that it may be taken for granted, that they will not be dearer then Books of fuch Qualiiy and Size generally are. Sublcriptions are tsken in by WilliamBradford Prin- ter in Philadelphia, Mr. Jonsthan Bildwin, S:eward of the Colicge at Prince Town, Mr. John Holt Printer at New York, and Mr. Henry Sherburne Jun. at Port(- mouth in New Englsnd. The Subleribers aredcfired to make he proper Ad- ditions to their Names. O S ST et S o) e e e T et .75 735 St e gt it PROVINCE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. THE Creditors to the Eftate of Ebenezer Seeward late of Portfmouth, in this Province, Cavker, decesled, reprelented Infolvent, sre hereby NOTIFIED, That the Commiflioners appointed to receive snd examine their refpeétive Clains, will attend that Bufizefs at the Hosfe of Captain Zacharish Fufs Innholder, infaid Portfmouth, on the lat Wednetdsy of this and the five following Months, from Six of the Clock in the Afternoon unti! Eight. Portimouth, Eleazer Ruffell, . Feb. 5. Cutt Shannon, %C°""“‘m°“‘"‘ ALY Perfons Indebted to, orthat heve Demands on the Eftate of Mr. Noak Emery late of Kiitery, deceafed, sre hereby defired to fettle the fame as focn as may be, with Noab Emeryand Rickard Emery both of Exe'er, and Faphet Emery of Ki'tery, ating Executors of the Teftament ot faid Deceafed. February z5:h, R e e A_ ALL Perfons having any De- mends on the ERate of Fodn Hill, late of Pnrtimouth, deceas’'d, sre defired to bring in their Accounts to J¢/epb Low of Portimouth, Adminiftrater on faid Eftaze, - ".Q*' o ® % % A‘MN Provivce er New Hasrsnire. NOTICE is hetéby given to the feveral and refpe@ive Proprietors of the Townthip of Hertford in the Province of New Hampfhire, T hat puarfuant to the Votes ot the fiid proprieiors st their fevers! Meetings, 2 TAX of nine Dollirs, equal to twe Pounds Six Pence Stecling, on each whole Shate or Right of & proprictor in the Townfhip of Hertfor? afove- fard, has been Afiefled, and for the proprietors of which Townthip I am Colle@or ; and hereby NOTIFY the feveral proprietors sforefaid, to pay t!!e%evenl refpeétive Taxs atorefsid to me, or fend the fame to my Dwelling Haule in Brattleborough in faid Province, by the Fiith Day of April rext ; and thit in Default therest, the Lands of thofe proprietars sforelsid who negle®t, @i/l e Sold, us the LAW of [eid Province in fach Cayer pro- vided, dise&ls. . Oriver Wirrarp. Dated the. 15tk of Februsry 1963, N. B. Thole Gentlemen thac bave impower'd me either by a written or a verbal Power to #& . for them, and fecure their Rights and Intereft in faid Townfhip of Hertford, may depend ipon my paying their Tax, and prevent their Lands being Sold. O. Willard. A Province or New Haursuire. NOTICE is hereby given to the feveral and refpetive Proprietors of the Townfhip of Woodfock in the Province of New Hampfhire, That F\ll’(l’llnt to the Votes of the feid proprietors at their everal Meetingr, 2 TAX of #ine-Dollars, equsl to two Pounds fix Pence Sterling, on each whole Share or Right of & proprietor in the Townfhip of Wosdffock sforefaid, hes been Aflefled, and for the proprietors of which Townthip L em Colic&or ; and herebyNOTIFY the feversl proprictars sforefsid, to pey the feversl re(pe@tive Taxs aforefsid to me, or fend the fame to me, st the Dwelling Hou'e of Mr. David Page at Peter foam in the County ot Worcefter in the Province: ot the Maflachufetts Bay, by the Fifth Day of Apri/ next ; snd thatin Defaule thereof, the Land of thofe proprietors aforefaid wha negled, will b So/d as the LAW of faid Province in fuch Cafes provided direfts. Dated Worcefier, Feb. 15. Feratkar Grous. To be Sold by the Subfcriber, £ Tn& of Lard, lying by the firlt Meeting Houle iri Londonderry, w:th good Buildings on the fame, ana improved 25 & Tavern fince it's firft - Settlement ; being where the Fairs in Londénderry sre held, snd onz of the beft Placesof & Country Situwtion in the Province, for either a Frader or Tavern ; for furthes Peariiculars and Conditions of Sale, any Perfon inclining to purchsfe may be informed by me the Subfcriber and Qwner. Londspderry, Fan. 25. William Blair, 50 Acres of choice Land,near 20 Acres of wbieh is tleared 3 o wbich is a yoang Orchard of about 9o Trees ; welf Weoded, generally with Oak ; a good Houje one Story bigh, 20 Feet widz, and 28 Long, abost ten year old 5 with o Cellar under the whole 5 & Well, and other Necrffaries 3 aifs a pews Barm, &e. it lies on the Rood to Amifkeage ¥alls, ewrthin three Miles of the Rew Mr David Mec- Gregore's Mrecting Houfe 5 formerly belonging to Thomas James ; now the Property of )ames Ewens of London- derry 5 ey Perfon may know the Terms by applying to ths Printer bereof, or of Jaid Ewens. i . TO whom it may CONCERN, THIS 15 to give NOTICE, That the NAVAL-OFFICE of the Pro- vince of New- Hampfhire, is now kept at Cept. Wit- Lram PPearson’s, in King Strect, Port/mou.b. N. B. Tte Hours of Bufine[s are from Ten o'Clock in the Morning, to Tevelve at Noon. “"\,"J" A ) FRAN . A s ) \ s ) NEWPORT, Rbode Ifland, Feb. 2 ol On. Friday night laft, about ten o’clock, the inhabitants of this town were alarmed by the cry of Fire, which proved to be in a ftore on the Long Wharf, in which, and_three - ftores adjoining were depofited a quantity of Weft India and other goods, to the amount of eight thoufand pounds lawful ‘money : Thefe, before the Fire could be extinguifhed were all confumed. Two Brigs would pro- bably have fhared the fame fate, had not their malts been tmmediately cut away, Ie happened providentially that all' the houfes were covered with fnow, otherwife the whole place might have been laid in afhes, as the wind was wefterly, which blew direétly upon the town, and carried with it large flakes of fire, which flew at a great diftance. This was no accident ; but perpetrated by an abandoned Negro, who is now confined in His Majefty’s Goal in this town, waiting the demerits of his crime, A Sa . gy § { )