The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, March 12, 1762, Page 4

: By His ExceLLEncy Brnnine WenTWORTH, EfJ; Carrain GenEraL, GovErNor a7d COMMANDER in Crnier of His M A JEsT ¥’s PROVINCE of Naw HampsHiRE, &2. &c. &c. FEYHE Right Honorable the Lords Com- “ miffioners of his MajesTy’s Treafury having been pleafed to appoint the Honorable Tony Tempre, Efg; SUrRVEYOR GENERAL of the KIN G’s Cuftoms in the Northern Diftrict of America, 4nd as the faid Surveyor General may have ‘Occafion to call upon the Civil and Military Power of this Province for their Aid and Afliftance in executing the fe- veral A&s of Paclianient made for. the well Governing the Trade and Navigation of His Majefty’s Plantations :— I hereby Order and Dire& ‘all’ Officers” both Civil and Military, throughout. this Province, as well as all other His Majefty’s good-Subjeéts, whom it may concern, to pay réady ‘Obedience to the Sur- veyor General’s Requeft, and to be aiding and affifting 10 him andito: the Officers of the K ING’s Cuftome, under his Diretion,as well as to a!] others.who fhall produce the Suryeyor General’s. Warrants, authorizing. them to exccute the Laws . of. Trade and Navigation, And all Officéts ‘both Civit and ‘Military throughout this Province, are hereby order’d and direéted ftrictly. to.obferve the fame, and to govern thémfelves accordingly: : GIVEN under my HAND and' SEAL st ARMS at Portimouth® in'thé Province of New Hamplhire, the rith Day ‘of Fébriary, in the fecond Year of his MajesT¥'s Réigh. Anno 'Domini. 1762. _ B. WENTWORTH. By Hisv EXCELLENCY's Command, ' . Tueopore ATKINSON, junr. Secretary. el <ot A ) A ) A ) = e ) ) N o Ve \om oS PROVINCE of N 2t HYMPSHIRE, Feb 23d. 1762 NOTICE =% - ' S given, to the Poffeflors of the STERLING BILLS Emitted on the Credit of this Province in the Year 1759, dated either the firft of Jan. the fecond of April,—or the firft of Novem- ber in faid Year, That the Committee is now ready to draw- "BILLS of EXCHANGE dgreable to the feveral Acts by which the faid Bills were emitted 3 and that no Intereft will be paid “on faid Bils after the fecond Day of April neke.’ By Order of the Commiltee, THEODORE ATKINSON, Chairman. sSILVER" and GOLD to be ¢zchapzed ‘fgr STERLING BILLS on, the Credit of this Province in the Year 1759, daied cither. the Firft of Janvary, the fecond cf April, or the Firft of No- wember in faid Year, & o , ‘N. B. Ao DOLLARS for the BILLS dated {;\f_m-uy 2760, Redeemable in 1763. Inquire of the rintee. f T PROVINCE OB NEW HAMPSHIRE. WHEREAS we the Subfcribers ore sppeinted Conimiflioners by the Hon. the. Judge of Pr:bate for faid Province, to recéive and exumine the Claling of the feveral Creditors to the Eftate. of Poul P'r/j}j, lste of Hawke ia faid. Province, Blackfinith, . deceafed, Inteftate, reprefented nfolvent ;. THESE are therefore to Notify” all Perfons concerned, That we will attend fai'@'figfiq’é!‘s on the fecond Wednelday of March, and_the five follewing Months, at the Dwelling Houfe of Mr. Fanies N:{fi]!_; in faid Flawke, from Three to Seven of the Clock Afternoon on faid Days. Hawke, Feb, 224 Fonathan Sanborn. 1762. ‘ Byer Hoak, TO BE SOLD - By ROBERT TRAILE, A Quantity .of\ FLOWER and SHIP BREAD. by the Barrell or. fingle: Handred cheap, as it’s a little on the multy Order, T BE SOLD - A good Double HOUSE, BARN, and one Acre of Land, fi:uated on the Main Road to Bofton, nearly oppofi‘e the Globe Tavern on the Pleins. Inquire of Epbraim Skerburse ot the Printer Mezeof, for Condiiioas of Sale; : ? THE | London Book Store Ac:the Head of Kings Stréet, North Side of theCourt Hcule “BOSTON, is THIS DAY opened by Faies Rroington from LONDOMN, eVl Ly Where a very great 4 »*N COLLECTION of BOOKS in slmoft every Art, Science, . Language, and Faculty, are to be Sold WHOLESALE and RETAIL. The following BOOKS are THIS DAY Publithed and ‘Sold by faid RIVINGTON : The London MAGAZINE, | For 1the Months of Jury, Avcust, and SEPTEMBER laft : Containing, amongit an infinite’ Variety of inftructive g and entertsining Pieces, N impartial Hiftory of the g préfein fuccefsful WAR in Europe, America, and India;—The Hiftory of ths laft Seflion of the Britith Parliamient,—A {enfible; Plap for conftrudling = Pezce with France.—Prince Ferdinand’s Accountot his Vic- tory.oxer the French, under the Marfhals Broglio and Soubife.— A, View of the Tranfit of Venus and Mercu- ry, froma761t0 1799.~A full and moft delightful Ac: cognt.of the late [plendid Coronation; with an entertain- ing Detgil of all the Proceedings relating to :the Mar- risge of our excellent young Monarch,—Charséters of Books, &c. &c, . : ~ Any Gentleman -defirots of; communicating - his Thoughts and Obfervations, upon Subjetls inrerefting to.the Publick ; or that, particulatly relates to the Wel- fare and Profperity of this Provisce, by tranimiting & Copy of his, Papers to JAMES RIVINGTON, may depend upon their being printed in this Magszine; which is gonftantly delivered to the Subleribers; a3 ofien as they can be procured from England. AL B8O THIS DAY s Publifh’d; 2 i Rorr’s New Dictionary of Trade and Commerce, 4 COMPILED FROM THE Information of the moft eminent Merchants,; AXND FrOM "TheWorksofthe belt Writers onCommercial Subjeéts, in all LaNGuaGes. CoXTAINING, AMONG OTHER 'THINGS, T. An Account of all the natural Produtions, which are cenducive to Trade, throughout the. World. IT. The diffsrent Manufaétures eftablithed in each psriicular Country, IIT, Explanations of all theTerms ufed inCommaeree. TV Explanations of the priacipal Ferms of Geoyra- phy, Aftronomy, and Navigation, {o far 25 they are conneéed with Trade. V. An ezt Account of the Coine, Weights, and Megfures in ufe througheut the World, reduced to the Englith Sténdard. VI. A Defcripticn of the Eftablifaed Banks, Tra- dirg Companies, and Staple Commodities, of different Countries. VII. The State »f the Britifh Trade, Naticnal Debt, Funds, Cuftoms, Excile, and other Taxes. VIII. The Laws relative to Trade and Commerce. For the Ufe of the Merchants and Tradefmen, of Great- Britain, s well as of private Gentlemen. The LaTesT and BesT EDITION, With the Addition of s New and Accurate Sett of Mzps of the World, Evropre, Asia, Arrica, NorTu and Soutuy America, by Mr, BOWEN. A Colle&ion of the Letters of *the , late Reverend JAMES HERVEY, A. M. Rettor of #Weflon- Favell, in Northampton/bire, and Au- thor of the Meditations on thelombs, FlowerGarden,&e. To which is prefixed, An Account of his Life and Death. ; - In Two Volumes. A-Fine Vein of Imagination confpire with the Fervour of true Piety, to render 1his Colletion at once delightful and impreving. ALSO; This Day Publifted, AND SoLp AT THE saME STORE, A Treaties on the ReligiousEducation ofDaughters. By the late Rev. JAMES HERVEY, A. M, Re@or of Weff Favell, in Northamptonfbire, ‘mitted Perfons to fell w7k fiid RIVINGTON Bar b QuarTo - and : a very great Variety of BIBLES. in. « Forto, O&tavo, fuitable for Churclies anu Familiés. \ AS slioan Affortment ot verymear, tlegentenés,’ prin- ted in'a-fmall-fzz forthe Pocket. 7 & Perions livingat ¢ Ditance’ by: writing 'their ©r- ders to-the feig: Rivineren thall have their Comi- mands exccuted withias much Honour and Purla- ‘ality asithough they wiere prefent at nis”STor:, hae A3 ¥ | y THE feyeral Licenced and Per- iritous LIQUORS in the Town of Berwick, ARE HERE&sY. NOTVIFIED, to meet me thereat Capt. Foor Lord’s Innholder, onFiiday the 26:h of March nexi: Thole at Kittery at Mr. Roders Cutts the 27th Day : Thofe at. Yorkthe 29th: Day “at ‘Mr: Edward Ingrabam’s © Thofeat Wells and Arundell snd Phillipown, at Mr. Peletiab Littlefiehd’s the 310t Day all at ten o’Clock -in: the: Forenoon to:render their Ac: counts and pay in their laft ix Monihs EXCISE for the Year Anno Domini 1761 ; and thereby prevent further Trouble. Damen Curarx, Collector of Excife York, Feb. 26,1 - for the County of York. POVINCE OFf NEW-HAMPSHIRE. Wagreas this Day Application has been made to me the Subfcriber, by ‘the Owners ol more than one fixreenth Part of the Rights or Shares in the Townfhip of Mlexandriaand New Chefler, inithe Province afosefsid, deliring me. to Notify and: Call '@ Meeting of faid Proprictors as foon as may be; THIS is to, Nor1Fy and Warn all the Proprictors of lthe {xid Townthipof Llxandria and New Chefler, toifiem- ble and meet at the Houle of Msjor Fobn Talford; in Chetfter, in the Province aforefsid; Elq; on T'uefday the 3oth Day of March Inftant, at ten of the Clock in the Forenoon, in order to aét: and voie: on ‘the following Articles, viz. 1. To chufe a Proprictors Clerk. 2. To chufe a Proprictors Treafuret. 3. Ta chufe Affeffors. 4. To chufe & Proprietors :Colle&tor. 5. To fee if the Proprictors will agree to ellot out faid Townfhip, and raife. Money forthat End, or any other, to carry . on any Matter or Thing, that by the Proprietors of the' refpe&ive Townfhips atorefaid, thall tie tho’t neceflary, to bring forward the Settlement of each. 6. To agree an propsr. Meafures for. calling Proprietors: Mectings’ for.the {nture. 7. To fee ifthe Proprietors will chufe: a Committe to profecute in the.Law, any. that haveior may hereafter make {irip; or wafte of the Timber of faid T'ownfhip. . MarTrEW THORNTON, Fus. Pac. sth of March, A#no Domini, 4762, PROVINCE OF NEW. HAMPSHIRE. ALIL Perions who Hhave any Claims on the Efate of Elizabeth Moulton (late Wife of Capt. Dariel Moulten ot Poriimouth,in faid Province” Marriner, ) formerly Elizsbeth Vaughan,now-decealed, for-any Debt contra&ted by her whiie fhe was Sole, or for any Service done for her laft Sicknefs, or Charges for Expance of her Funeral, are defired to being: fucky! Claims to Thomas Hart of Portimouth, forSeitlement and Dilcharge thereof, he being the only ferviving Truftee for that Purpnfe : And any that, are Indebted tofaid: Litate, are dcfized to fetile & pay the fame immedistely. The f2id Hart has 2 LO U of LAND in, Barrington’ laying in the firft Range, No. 14,contsining 150 Acres that he wonld difpole of. Thomas Hart A ey e e S A o A i ) \ TO BE SOLD A good F4RM in Berwick, confining about 2 Hundred Acres, withia good double HOUSE end BARN f{tsnding therepn, with two goock Brooks runaning through'it, and {everal Springs of good Wafer in it ; and is very convenient for. a Tavers Keeper, a Trader, or a Tanner. Alloa Wood Lou in {aid Berwick, containing about Eigiit Acres. Any Per~ fon incling to purchafe the {ame, by enquiring of Bi/¢ Dudley of Exeter, may. know further.....N. B: There is a'good young Orchard of about a Hundred Trees on {aid FARM. Exeter, Mareh 1it 2762, THE Creditors to the Eftate of LEeonard Weeks late of Greenland, in the Province of New Eampthire, Yeoman, deceafed, reprefented In- folvent,are herebyNOT IFIED, That the Commiffioners appointed to exemine their refpeciive Claims, will at- tend that Bufinels at theHoule of Ensch Clark in Green-= land, between the- Hours of Fi ¢ and Eight o’Clock jn the Afternoon,on the laft Menday of the five {ollow- ing Months. N. B. All Perfons concern'd, are defir’d to hying their Accounts well adjufted and ‘aticfted. Greenland, Feb. § Stzneon Drarborn, 2z 1762. {Em:k Clark, } Cemmiffioners. FOSHUA PICKERING, jun. Being about to remove from Greenland, difires all Perfons that bave any. Accounts with bim, ta [ettle thewm as Joow as pofficle Greenland, Feb. 3. Johue Pickering: e Printed by D. FowLk.