The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, June 4, 1762, Page 4

Province of the MassacruseTTs Bay. DESER TED from Caitle William, the Five following Soldicrs, who lately in- lifted in this Province, as Recruits for his Majefty’s Re%ulnr Regiments in NorTH AMERICA Ebenezer Nightingale, of Stoughten, aged 39 Yeare, by T'rade a Farmer, tzirith Complexion, well fet, has brown Huir, blue Eyes, has fore Eyes, he is 5 Feet 6 Inches high. Ebenezer Allen of Steughton, born in Norton, aged 21 Years, by Trade a Hufbandman, of a dark Com- plexion, has dark Eyes, and black Hair, he is 5 Feet 5 Inches high. . Lemuel Kingman, born in Bridgwater, sged 29 Years, by Trade a Farmer,brown Complexion,blsck Eyes, dark brown Hair, 5 Feet 9 Inches high, and im. Jobn Bufinzton of Dighton, born in Kellingfly, by Trade a Fifherman, dark Eyes, dark Hair, 5 Feet 7 Inches high. 3 Febn Young, born in......5., sged 25 Yeers, by Trade a Barber, dark Complexion, grey Eyes, and }llxflh. Caft in his left Eye,black Hair, § Feet 6 Inches igh. The two following Soldiers alfo delerted from Sprirgfield, viz. Hugh Knavin, born in Ireland, by Trade a Hul- bandman, aged 28 years, fandy Complexion, grey Eyes, light brown Hair, 5 Feet, 5 Inches high, has a Scar over his-left Eye: He had on a blue Coat, faced with red, 2 ftriped homefpun Waiftcost, and dark Cloth Breeches. Abiather Fones, borm in Simfbury, by Trade a Hufbandman, aged 24 Years, light Complexion, grey Eyes, light brownHz:ir, 5 Feet 10 Inches high, Had on a red Waiftcoat,and aPair of LeatherBreeches. N.B. Ebenezer Nightingale and Lemuel Kingman have beenhaard of in Fobnflon Town in Réede- Ifland Goverment, where they were fufpeted of Stealing, and got away inio Scituate in the fameGovernment, and faid to be at the Houle of one James Perrigrew; they left Perrigrew’s Houfe, and went into theParith ot Newentin Conneflicut Government early in this Month, and have fince been heard of returning from Neewent to the aid Perrigrew’s. The {aid Nightingale calls himfelt Fsbn Spear, and the faid Kingman goes by the Name of Fames Loring. WHOEVER apprehends any of the faid Deferters, end will deliver them to the Commanding officer of the Troops on Caftle Ifland, or to Lieut. ELLioTT at Mrs. Allen’s near the Town.Houfe in Boffon, or fccure them in any of His Majefty’s Goels, fhall re- . ceive SIX POUNDS, Lawful Money, Reward for eich Man, FJUNE a7. 1762. : M) ) Ll Ay el \gd el s ) WHEREAS by a LAW of the Province of Ma/fachuffets- Bay, it is dire&ted, that no Veflel be clear'd ouiwards for any Voyage from the Naval Office of faid Province, except & Certificate be produc’d from the Impoft Office, that fuch Veflel has jully farisfied and difcharged the Duties of Impoft, as are by Law eftablifh’d ; This is therefore to NOTI- FY thofe whom it may concern, tha: for the future no Veflel from the Port of Newbury snd Diftrit of the fame, within the aforefaid Province, wili obtain Clearance from the Naval Office of [aid Diftriét,wiih - out fuch Certificate being firft produc’d. It is hoped after this publick Notice, thet every Owner and Mafter will be particularly careful not to be negligent in this Point, that the Naval Officer may not be oblig’d to have the dilagreable Tafk of rendring their Journey vain. Naval Office, Port/mouth, June 18. 1762t Lyt oyt oy Y oy Y ey SILVER and GOLD, will be given for Sterling Bills on the Credit of this Province, dated in the Year1759, and Intereft on the fame.....Alfo Dollars will be given for thofe dated January aft 1760. N. B. Thole Sterling Bills Dated in the Year 1761 er 1762, are to be exchang’d for thofe Dated January 12 1760 and allow 15 per Cent Difference for the Exchange : Enquire of Msj. Moui7ox of Hampton. ‘-’V“M\-—VNJ ) ) el N e TO BE SOLD Ar PUBLICK VENDUE, On Monday the gth Day of July next, at the Houle of Capi. Zechariab Fofs, Innholder in this Town, at One of the Clock in the Afternoon, a Houfe Lot of Land on Church Hill, lying between the Houle of Mr. Chbarles Hight, deceas’d, and a Black Smith’s Shop on faid Hill, very plesfantly fituated, Conditions of Sale to be feen st Time and Place. Ly oy oy Loy et ) e TO BE SOLD A new Eight Day Clock which Shews the Day of the Month, Hours, Minutes and Seconds : ALSO a neat SILVER WATCH, ex ceeding Chesp for Cath : Inquire of the Printer. N. B. They will be Sold for the Prime Coft for Dollars. : Aoy ey bR ey by ) ey ) ) WHEREAS Fames Alexander, has inlifted as a Soldier in the New Hampthire Regiment the piefent Yesr, snd has abfertzd Lim- felf from the Regiment, THESE are thercforeto caution all Perfons from harbourisg or detrinining faid Alexander from joining his Corpfe ; which if he does iminediately, his paft Offence fhall be forgi- ven him ; otherwife he wilibe returned asa Dzferter. By Oraer of Lieut. Col. Bayley. SamueL HoearT, Adjutant to the New Hampthire Regiment. York fI, WE the Subfcribers being ap- pointed by the Hon. Jeremiah Moulton, Elq; Judge of Probate for faid County of York, to receive and examine the Claims of the feveral Creditors on the Eftate of Fobn Jellifon, late of Arundell, in {aid Coun- ty, deceas’d, Inteftaie, reprefented Infolvent; and fix Months being allowed faid Creditors to bring in their Claims and prove their Debts, THESE are there- fore to NOTIFY faid Creditors, that we fhall attend faid fervice at the Houfe of Mr. Natbanie! Wildes, Innholder in faid Arande/, on the laft Tuefday of this and the five following Months, from Two of the Clock to fix in the Afternoon ot faid Days. Arundel, Fune the Tuomas PerkINS. 1oth, 1762, James HuBBARD. [ P A o v~ e~ o ) The Perfon being well known who lately tock a GOL D RING from theSubf(criber, is defired to return it, together with the Charge of this Adveriiiment, or they may depend on being expefed. Davip GRIFFETH. Silver and Gold, to be given for STERLING BILLS on the Credit of this Province, inthe Year 1759, Dated either the firft of Janusry, the fecond of April, or the firft of November in Tsid Year, and allow the Intereft on the fame : Alfo, Dollars will be given for thofe. dated January firft 1760,redeemsble intheYear 1763 N. B. Allo any of the Sterling Bills, Dsted either in the Year 1761 or 1762, to be exchang’d for thofe Dated January firft 1760 redeemable in the Year 1763, and allow 15 per Cent difference for the Ex- changeX: Inquire of the Printer. wF Not lefs than Four Pounds Sterling will be exchanged at a Time 5 and it is defired that no Quar- ters of Bills may be fent, as it wilk be too much Trou. ble ta count them over, or the Quarters of one Date pafied 10 the Quarters of other Dates. N () ) PN ) (N ) et Province oF New HampsHIRE. NOTICE is hereby given to the Proprietors of Leawit’s Town, fo called, in the Province aforefaid, that unlefs they pay in the Charge arifen on faid Townthip, for laying out faid Town into Lots, by the Firit Tuefday in July next, at Twelve of the Clock, to which Time the Meeting of the 8th of June aforefaid is Adjourned ; fo much of their LANDS will be Sold ss will pay faid Charges ; which they may depend upon. North Hampton, Abrabam Drake, Colleétor. June 8th. 1762; Daniel Samborn, Pro. Clerk. R e e A o (V] ProvinCE oF New HAMPSHIRE. NOTICE is hereby given, to the Proprietor: of Old Dunftable, T'hat Fo/eph Blan- ¢hard, of Merrimac, Elq; has prefer’d a Petition to the General Affembly of this Province, fecting forth, that faid Proprictors had a Meeting on the 15th Day of Ottober laft, by Adjournment ; the Moderator chofe at the firft Meejing not attending, another was chofe, and after that a Clerk tofaid Proprietors, the Legality of which Choice is difputed : the faid Pe- tizioner prays, that fome Perfon may be appointed to call and govern a Mecting of faid Psoprietors ; that that Officer may be fettled, the Day appointed for the hearing the Petitioner thereon, is the 23d Day of June Inft. if the Affembly be then fitting, if not, ghen on the third Day of their fetting next after. BE SOLD AT PUBLICK VENDUE at the Houfe of Mrs. Ann Fones, near the Mill Dam, on Friday the 25th of this Inftant, et Six o’Clock Atternoon, fundry fortsof Houfhold Furniture, and Suits of Mens Cloaths. TO BE SOLD- A HOUSE LOT 1n this Town,plealantly fituated : Inquire of the Printer. ALL Perfons Indebted to, or that have any Demands on the Eftate of 7obn Field, late of Dover, in the Province of New Hampthire, deceafed, are defired to bring in their Accounts te Fobn Field, junr. Adminiftrator ¢o the faid Eftate, in order for a fpeedy Settlement. ‘" Province oF New- [HampsHIRE. WHEREAS we the Subfcribers were appointed by the Hun. judge of Probate for faid Province, to receive and ¢xamine the Claims of the feveral Ciediiors to the Efate of Samuel Bmery, Irte of Hopkinten, ia the Province of the Meflachu- (euts Bay, Yeomasn, deceas’d, re;sefented Infolvent ; The faid Creditois are hereby Notified, that the Time is further lengihened out 1o the third Wead- | nelday of this and the two following Months, from Twelve 0’Clock at Nooo, 10" Seven in the Evening, st the Houfe of Mrs, Harmah Ofgood Innhclder in Bow, in the Province of New Hampfhise. Jobn Noyje, Commil- Stepben Gerrifb. }fionm. BE SOLD A FARM of about go Acres of Choice good Leand, lying in the Parith of Brins- wovod, joyning to Mr. Fofiab Robinfon’s Farm in faid Brintwood ; about zo Acres of laid Farm is |Cleared fit for Planting and Mowing, and zo Acres more fit for Pafturing ; the Remainder is Wood Land : With 2{mall Barn and & young Orchard, of about 150 Apple T'rees ftanding on the fame. Any Perfon that incline to purchsfe faid Ferm may know the Terms by spplying to Epbriam R obinfon of Exeter. TO e SOLD very che-&(p for CASH or fhort CREDIT, by | Benjamin Parfer, AT his STORE oppofite to Dr. Jacksoy's, a gene- ral Affortment o# ENGLISH GOODS, | fuitable for slmoft all Seafons ; Alfo WesT Inpia GOODS; &c TO BE SOLD, A large convenient HOUSE, with a good Barn, Garden, and other Conveniencies, pleafantly fitusted in this Town. Inquire of PETER PeARSE near the Parade. [96] s o\ oma) (s Ao ] \ s pomnned) ALL Perfons that have any Demands on, or that are indebted unto, the Eftate of Fofeph Bufslate of Portfmouth, Merchant, deceafed, are defired to come and fettle their Accounts with Mary Bufs, of faid Portfmouth, Adminiftratsix of faid Ettate ; and that no Perfon may come and be dif- sppointed, fhe informs them, that fhe will attend at her Dwelling Houle in faid Portfmouth each Mon- day and Thur(day until the r5th Day of July next, from three to feven of the Clock in‘the Afiernoon. Portfmonth, May 27. NOTICE is hereby given to all the Proprietors of S§/:stows, ( [o called ) in the Pro- vince of New Hampthire, that unle(s' they pay in their Taxes of five Dollars, raifed ata Meeting held at Mr, Epbraim Hale's in {aid Townfhip, the 25th Day of May, fo much of their Lands will be Sold, s will pay the faid Tax, and neceflary Charges, within three Months after the Date ke eof ; which they may depend upon, Bow, June 1. a762. Dated, Sliptown, § Thomas Marfball, May 25, Fames Moor { Colletors ALL Perfons Indebted to, or that have any Demands on ’the Efate of Doctor NaruanieL SercianT, Eiqy late of Portfmouth, deceafed, are defired to bring in their Accounts fpeedly to Deacon T4omas Cutt of Kittery, Executor to the lait Will of faid Decealed, in order for Settle- ment. y TO. - -BE -~ SOLD THREE LOTTS of Land in Portfmouth, on Pickering’s Neck, between the Houfes of Captain Luke Mills and Captain Nathaniel jJones, deceafed, one of which is by the Water fide.. Alfo a Parcell of Land on E/len’s (or Frame) Point. Any Perfon that inclines to purchafe any Part or the Whole of faid Lands may apply to Captain /faac Rindge of Portfmouth sforefaid, and know his Terms of Sale. Port/mouth, May 27. Al i) myman) Nyt Ayt ) e NN Vi) (oA ALL Perfons Indebted to, or having any Demands on the Eftste of Thimas Mil- Jett, late of Dover, in the Province of New Hamp- thire, Efq; deceas’d, sre defired to bring in their Ac- counts to Mrs, Love Miliest, Widow, and Admini- ftratsix to faid Eftate, in order for Settlement, Dover, May 28:h, 1762. Ay ey o A o A e () ) PNl Printed by D. FowLk. T ony P—