The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, April 9, 1762, Page 4

L # | 7] & “TheOFFICERS & SOLDIERS of the Neew Hamp/bire REGIMENT, under Command of Col. Go¥r, who have not received their Psy due by the Mufter Rolls, for their Service in the Yearlaft paft, may give their Attendznce at the Treafury to receive the fame, in the Order end Timie followirg. Capt. Gerrifp's Company on Mondsy the 5th Inftant. Capt. Tilton’s Company on Wednefday the 7th Inftant. ©Capt. Chandler’s Company on Friday the gth Laftant. Capt. Lovewell’s Company on Monday the 12th Inft. Capt. Hazzen's Company on Wedne(day the s4th Inft. S Sk e e o B ALL Perfons who have any De- mandson the Eftate of Capt. ‘Puanie/ Robenfon, late of Portlmouth, deceas’d, sre defired ta bring them in to Jenathan Warner, {ole Executor to the laft Will of the faid Deceas’d ; and tholc indebted to ‘faid Eftate, are defired to make fpeedy Payment, Portfmouth, April sf3. 1762, ALL Perfons to whom Doéor Niel Lamant of Portmouth, is indebted, are defired to bring in their Accounts to [1id Laman: as foon as pof- fisle, when they may depend upon immediate Payment. NOTICE is hereby Given, that the Peft Houfe and Iland belenging to the Town of Rortimouth, heretofore improved by Fobr Flirg, is now tobe leas’d out bg' the Sele& Men of faid Port(- mouth ; any {uiteble Perfon that has had the Small- Pox, thet inclines totake faid 1fland and Houfe, may apily to faid Scle& Men and know the Terms. ~ By Oxder of the Selet-Men, Fobn Penballetw., Town Clerk. Union- Hall, March 30th, 1762. TO be SOLD cheap for CASH, a FARM in Chefler, in the Province of New Hamp- fhire, conmining abcut Seventy Acres, more or lcfs, at a Place called the Long Meadows, nesr Mr. Wilfon's new Meeting Houle ; about Twenty Acres thereof within Fence, and fit for Tillage and Mowing, parily improved as fuch, and lies handy to Saw and Grift- Miils, witkin four Miles of Rev. Mr.Flagg’s Meeting Houie: Any Perfon inclining to purchale the fame, may Iuquire of 7ofeph McFarjon, living on the Pre- mifes, or Mr. Fobn Webfier, Innholder in f(aid Chefler, or Mejor Tolford, Innholder. March 273th, 1762. e ] (e ) o, prond e ] \aw ) " 'ALL Perfons indebted to, or that bave any Dcmands on the Eftite of Samue/ Pray, Pate of Kittery, deceas’d, are defired to bring them in to Elenezer Pray, Adminiftrator to the Eftate of the faid Deceas'd, in order for Settlemant. TO BE SOLD A Likely NEGRO WOMAN about 27 Years of Age. Inquire of the Printer. (8g] ~ . . 3 BROKE out of His Majefty’s Gozl.in York, on the Night of the 5th Inftant, Samuel Richards, and Benair Dsore, imprifoned on Sufpicion of muking and pafling counterfeit Dollars ;. eech of them of a midling Stature; and of about Thirty Years of Age. WHOEVER takes up faid Prifoners, and fe- cares them, o that they may be brought to Juftice, fhall have TEN DOLLARS Reward, and sll neceflury Cherges paid by me JerEmMiaw MouLToON,®n, Sh, York . March 6th 1762, Loy W) ey Ay oy ety () - A Parcell Choice FLOUR to be Sold by Richard Spencer, at Nineteen Pounds Old Tenor per Hundred in Dollars,—Enguire: at Mr. John Stavers, Innbolder. ) ) ) Pl Syl Rl ) N RIS PROVINCE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. NOTICE is hereby given to the Propiistors of the original Rights in the Townfhip of Gilmantown in {aid Province, That the VENDUE holden at Exeter on.the third Day of March Inftant, for the Sale of Part of the original Rights for the Pay- ment of the T'axcs due thereon, ftands Adjourn’d to the twenticth Day of April next,at the Houle of Mr. Fona- than Gilman, Innholder, in faid Exster, to begin at Two of the Clock Afternoon ;. when the faid Sile will again begin, and go on, and be continuzd from Time to Time till all be Sold. ekl ; Excter, Marck 22: Daniel Grant, Colle&or. Ay ) gl el M) NN N s Nl Nl ¢ TO® EE SOLD: By Mrs. Darcas Bradford, a Iikely NEGRO WOMAN, about thirty Yesrs of Age,. luingle for any Bufinefs. S sy YRt ORGP 1 BT OIS oy - B o g s, (il oy ops S Bocace =t o5 IR T ), SRR, £y el i ey e Province or New Hampssirs, IT having been Reprefented to h's Excelléucy the GOVERNOR, that divers of the Cirtains of Colonel Gorre's Regiment, in the Year ‘1760, sfter they had received the full Amount of their refpe@ive Compiny’sBilliting, fome had unjuftly detain- ed it from their Men, others had paid them a Part and tiken Receipts infull, for the whole; in order there- foretoredrels this Grievance, fo highly injurious to His Masjefty’s Service,I am direfled by his EXCELLENCY to acquaint the above faid Captains, that unlefs they forthwith produce fair and upright Dilcharges from their Men, a Court of Inguiry will be sppointed to ‘examine and irguire into this Scene of Difhonefty : In the mean Time, all fuch Officers, and Soldiers as have been defrauded, are direcled to lodge a LISF of their Names in the Secretary’s Office, as'foon as muay be, that Juftice may be done them. By HIS EXCELLENCY'’s Command, ~ THEODORE ATKINSON, Junr. Secretary. Portfmouth, March 17th 1762, la*87.°1 ALL Perfons who have any De- ‘tnand on the Eftate of Elizalbeth Dydley, late of Exeter, fingle Woman, deceafed, Inteftate, are hereby defired to bring in their {aid Demand to Nathanie! Thing of faid Exeter, Admiriftrator of the Eftate of faid Deceafed. ‘And a!l Perfons Indebted to the faid Eftate, are defired to pay their refpetive Debts to the faid Adminiftrator, as they would avoid further Trouble. 5 [89] Excter, March zz2. . Erscm, March 234, 1762. THESE are to Notify the Pro- ‘prietors of the Town of Epfom, in the Province of New Hampthire, That the Proprictors’ Meeting warn’d the Sixteenth Dy of December, to be held at the Hou'e of Capt. #ndreww MeClarey's, fands Adjourned to the lsft Wednefday of Masy next enfuing the above Date. i8sl Fobs McClary, Moderator. IF Martin Hubery Native of Bazil, in Switzerland, who has been abfést frofm his Family about 100r 1z Yesrs, and thought to be in fome Part of dmerica, will apply to WiLLiam Bavary and Compeny, inNew York, he may hear of fomething very confiderable to his Advantage. N. B. He fct out from Bazil for Americs, and enter'd 83 a Soldier, but afterwards difcharg’d. Any Perfon who can give Iatelligence of him, whether dead or alive, will be thank{ully rewarded. e Loy — (ol € BE SOLD A large commodious new Dwel- ling HOUSE, four Rooms on the Floor, plealantly fituated in Siratham, on the main Road to Exeter, with many Conveniences : and about three Acres of cheice Lznd thereio belonging, with an Orchard, Ba:n, and a {mall Houfe on the P.emifes, the other fide the Way, fronting the Manfion Houfe ; which lately belonged to Mr. Mofes Boynton. — Together with about one Hundred Acres of Land in the Townfhip of Bow. Said Houfe is very fuitsble for & Gentleman’s Seat, or 2 Trader : The whole will be Sold on reafonable Terms, and Credit given longer or fhorter, as the Pur- chafer pleafes, Inquire of the Printer. PHILLIPS WHITE of Newbury Eas lately” ImporTED 8 large ASSORTMENT of GOODS, and hereby informs his Cuftomers, That he not only fells for any Sort of New Hamp/kire BILLS, but gives SILVER and GOLD for the STerLING BILLS: of feid Province, payable in 1763, or {ooner ; and allows the Intereft of any dated in 1759. e A g o)\ ] e o) gt 'Fo be Sold by the Sublicriber, ‘eTre& of Land, lying by the firt Meeting Houfe in Londonderry, with good Buildings on the fame, and improved as a Tavern fince it's firft Settlement, it being where the Fairs in I.ondonderyy sre held, and one of the beft Placesof s Country Situation in the Piovince, for either a Trader or Tavern ; for fusther Panticulars and Conditions of Sale, any Parfor iaclining to purchsfe may be informed by me the Subfcriber and owner Londsnderry, jan. 25 William Blair. oyl o Lo ) Ay ) (sl o) o roened T L BE SOLD. A good Farm containing about 50 Acres of chice Land near 20 Acres of which is cleared on wbhich is a young Orchard of abiut 9> Trees ; well Weoded, generally with Oak ; a good Houfe ons Story bigh, 20 Feet wide, and 28 Long, abost ten year old 5 with a Cellar under the whole 5 a Well, and other Neceffaries ; alfs @ new Barn, &c. it lies on the Road to Amifkeage Falls, within three Miles of the Rev. Mr. David Mc- Gregore’s Meetiyg Houfe ; formerly belonging to Thomas James ; wosw the Property of James Ewens of London- derry ; any Perfon may know the Terms by applying ta the Pripter bireof, or of Jaid Ewens, - - - SILVER and GOLD to be exchanged for STERLING BILLS on the Ciedit of this Province in the Yeer 1759, dated either the Firik of Jaouary, the fecond of April, cr the Fiilt of No- vember in {aid Year. N. B. Alflo DOLLARS for the BILLS dated January 2760, Redecmable in 1763 Inquire of the Printer. LATELY IMPORTED And to be SOLD BY HENRY APPLETON, At his Shop in Partimouth, next Daor to Capraint Zachariah Fofs, Innholder, Cheap for Cafh; the _ following Articles, VIZ, BROAD CLOTHS, Kerfeys, Serges, Baifes, Shalloons, Tammies, Calli- manco’s, Sagathees, Scotch Plaids, Fef- ‘tians, Thickfetts, Mens and Womens Silk, Thread, Cotton and Worfted Hofes, Silk and Linnen Handkerchiefs, Callicoes, Printed Linnens and Cottons, 3 qgrs. 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, Blankets, Mil’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- tand, Mulflin, Fans, Bed Ticks; 3 qrs. 7¢ight and yard wide Checks, plain and ftrip’d Cam- bletts, Ribbons, Mens and Boys Felt Hatts; Ink Powder, Brimftone; =Allum, Copperas Powder, Tobaceco; Florence Oyl; Raifons, Almonds, Capers, Tea, Coffee, Spices of all forts, Ginger Pepper, Starch. And fundry other Articles. Port/mouth, March z5. ; 1T ] Prince Town, in New-Jerfey, Fanuary 1. 1762, PROPOSALS for Printing by Subfeription; A COLLECTION of SERMONS; Oy A Variety of important Subje&s ; By the Jate Reverend and Ingenious Mr. SAMUEL DAVIES,; Prefident of the College of Nesws Ferfey. ND as feveral of the Author’s Friends, in Greaf- Britain, have wrote their Opinion of the Expe- diency of Printing theleDifcourfes in England: the Ma*- nufciipts will be fent over in the Spring, and printed under the Infpetion of the Rev.MrTraomAs GiBBONS of London. 'The Sermon preached on Mr. Davies’s Death, by his Succeflor the Rev.Mr.Prefident Finrey, with fome Additions, relative to the Chsraéter of the Decealed, will be prefixed to thefe Difcourfes, snd alfo an Elegy on the Death of Mr.Davies,byMr.Giepons himfelt. It is fuppofed that the Sermens will make up two or threeVolumes inO&avo, which will be printedt on good Paper, neatly bound 1nd lettered ; and as foon as done, a Number of them will be fent cver to this Country, for the Sublcribers, and others here. The Price cannot be row determiped, only that it may be tsken for gramted, that they will nct be dearer than Books of fuch Quality sand Size generally are, Subf(criptions are tsken in by WilliamBredford Prip- ter in Philadelphia, Mr. Jonathan Bsldwin, Steward of the Collsge st Prince Town, Mr. John Holt Printer ag New- York, and Mr. Henry Sherburne Jua. at Portf- mouth in New Eagland. The Sublcribers sre defired to make the proper Ad- ditions to their Names. et o) g by Nt (o ) Wl D TO BE SOLD BY SAMUEL DALLING, near the Long Wharf, one Hundred Barrells of PITCH for Dollass at the Market Price st Boftan, alfo PITCH and TARR by Barrell for Oid Tenor, the beft of Roan Osk Tobacco, by the Hundred or Pound. TO BE SOLD A good Double HOUSE, BARN, and one Acre of Land, fi:uated on the Miin Rosd ta Bofton, mearly oppofite the Globe Tavern on the Plains. Inqwire of Epbraim Sherburne or the Printer hereof for Conditions of Ssle. —-——.————.—-A——— o Printed by DawieL Fowee, 9 - 0 i - . e } ) r