The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, July 30, 1762, Page 3

Same Day, juft about Dark, & Bira be: longing to Mr. Mayes of Roxbury, was ftruck by Lightning, which inirely con- fum’d the fame, together with about 13 or 14 Loads of Englith Hay thst was therein. ¢ We hear that about s Month sgo, 14 Merchantmen under Convoy of a Letter of Marque Ship of 20 Guns, failed from Cape Francois for Oid France ; sand that much sbout that Time, the Huzza, an En- glith Frigate of 36 Guns, in chefing & Snow . into Port in Hifpaniola, run upon s Reef of Rocks, and was loft, but the C ew fav'd Two Expreflcs arrived here laft Nighe, one from Cafco Bay and the other Marble- hesd, which immedisiely proceeded to his Excellency at the Caftle. We hear they ring an Account (hat the French Fleet of 8 Sail of the Line had (ail'd fromNewfound- ‘ Jand, #nd were [cen flanding to the Weftward. Monday laft {ail'd & Schoooer, Captain Turell, employed by this Government to earry Difpatches to Admiral Pococke in the We#t Indies. 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Two below, three in the lower, snd three in the upper Gallery. Alfo s iarge Number of old Glafs Windows belonging to faid Meeting Houfe. ‘The Conditions to be feen st Time and Place of Ssle. N B Any Gentlemen wanting Glals for their Hot Beds, may meet with a good Opportunity of fupplying themielves at ( perhaps ) & reafonsbie Rate. The Glafs will be put up in Lots. Portfmouth, Fuly 28. V) P ) ) N) Province ¢f Naw Hameshire. Purfuant to an QRDER of the Genersl Affembly of fsid Province, NOTICE is hereby given, That Fo/eph Sberburne of Bofton, in the County of Suf- folk and Province of the Maflachufetis Bay, Elq; has by his Agent exhibited a Petition, fetting forth that the Adminiftrators of the Eftate ot Fobn Payne, junr. late of Pori- mouth, in New Hnmpgbire, deceafed, had in their Account of Adminiftration, made fundry large Charges againft his Eftate, which brought it in Debt near Six Handred Pounds Old Tenor ; for the Payment of which they obtained Licénce to fell the Real Eftate ; that the Father of {aid deceafed was yet living, and had Sold his Interef to the Petitioner, who ( tho' he conceives fundry of the Articles charged in faid Accounts would not have been allowed had they been fealonably oppoled) offered to pay the Bal- lance of faid Account, to fave the Real Eftate, yet the Adminiftrators preteed- ed to fell the fame, which he apprehended to be irregular ; and as the Time for pro- Hecating an Appesl to the Supreme Court of Probste was lspled before he was apprized of the Circumftances, he Pray'd that the Decree of Allowance of {sid Accousit might be vacated, the Judge of Probate Authoriz’d to reconfider fad Account, the Party inter- efted in the Refidue, let in to controvert the Articles, and an Appesl sllowed to “the Party, who fhall find himfelf sggrieved as the Sentence which {hall be paffed atter | fuch Hearing : NOTICE is hereby given, that any Party concera’d may be heard on (sid Peii- tion the fecond Day of the fitting of fsid Afl:mbly next stier the §th Dsy of July Inftant, to fhew Caule why the Prayer thereot fhould not be granted. THEODORE ATKINSON, jun, Sec. Portfmouth, Fuly 4. 1762. Lo Lo e W) oo S imes N ALL Perfons indebted to, or that have any Demends on the Efiate of " Samuel Adams, late of Durhem, Phyfician, deceas’d, Teftate, are defired to bring in their Accounts to Rebecca Adams, Widow, Rele@ of faid Decens’d, Executrix of his Teftament, in order for Setilement. L L WHuEereas Eumce Davis, Wife of me Fobn Davis of Portfmouth, Taylor, hss abfented herfelf from me, with- out juft Caufe, and refules to live with me, tho’ often requefted, and has left three {mall Children in a very unnatural Manner : THIS is thereiore to forbid sny Perfon entertaining or harbouring her on my Ac- count, or giving her Credit for Money or any Thing whatfoever. And yet notwith- ftanding this Condu&t, I promile, in Cafe fhe will foon return to her Duty, and the Care of her Children, as 8 Mother ought & his Joun + Davis, Mark. O A Y O e e All Perfons who have any Dzmands on the Eftates cither of Henry do, fhe fhall be kindly received, provided %c Conduét is agreeable to Reafon. Malson, late of Greenland, or Fobn Malook ofNew Market,deceafed,are defised o spply toilliamWeeks ot Greenland, Adminiftraior to faid Eftates ; and likewife a1l Indebted are defired to make fpeedy Payment 1o faid Adminmftrator, Province or New Hamesuirg, NOT ICE is hereby given, That Sarab Rofi of Port/month, Widow, has Petitioned the General Aflembly of faid Province, fetting forth that her Father by & certain Deed, the Date of which is medtion- ed, gave a certain Lot of Lind, Parcel ¢t the Land now in her Pofleflion, to her lave Hufband jobn Rofs, and her felf ; end as it sppears by the Deed, it was the Donor's Intention to velt the Fee Simple in their €hildren, but by the Unfkilfulnefs of the Scrivenor, who wrote the Deed, there is no knowing where it vefts, and thereupon praying that fhe might have Leave to bring in a Bill to remove the Doubt, and afcertain that Matter according to the Domer’s In- teniion. ‘Any Perfon who fhal have any Thiog to cbject againft faid Peltition, may be heard thereon the 1oth of Auguft nexr, if the Affembly fhall be then Sitting, snd if not, then on the third Day of their Sitty ing next after the faid 10th ot Auguft. - Portfmouth, Fune 28:h., THEODORE ATKINSON, junr, Secr’ys e ) N fmned \ o) ) ALL Perfons Inbebted to, or that have any Demands on the Eftate of Fofepb Maloon Iate of Greenland, deceafed, are defired to bring in their Accounts to Gideon Walker of Portimouth, AdMiniftratof to {aid ERtate in order for a fpeedy fettle- TO BE SOLD By William Haines of Greenland, about 6 Aeres of Choite good Land,lying ¢lofe by Greenland Meeting Houfe 3 being about 22 Rods front upow Exeter Road, with a good Double Houfe and Barm thereon, with a Namber of Apple Trees, and well Watered, fuitable for anyTrade[man orTrader for further Particulars Enquirt of faid Haines, er the Printer bereof. 790 BE SOLD A LOT of LAND in Barrington. ( No.73) imtbe fecond Range] containing about Q6 Acres, whieh formerly belonged to Joon Hill, late of Portjmouth, deceafed 5 ngquire of Mrs. Dorothy Read im Port/mouth. All Perfons that have any Demands, or are Indebted unto the Efate of Captain Jonathan Blunt of Chefler, deceajed, are defired to come and fettle their Aicounts, with Mary Blunt of faid Chbefler, Admini-, firatrix of aid Effate ; And that no Perfom may come &5 be difappointed, Sbe informs them, that Attendence will be given at ber Houfe in Chefler, each Monday and Thur(day until the lafp Day of September next, from three to, Jeven of the Clock afternoon. Chefter, July 3¢4. Yorg, 11, Purfuant to an ORDER of His MajestY’s JusTices of the Court of General Seffions of the Pesce and Inferior Court of Common Pleas holden at York for the County of York, on the fecond Tuefday of July 1762, NOTICE is hereby given ta 8}l Perfons who fhall Bave sny Thing to do before faid Court of General Scflions of the Pesce for the future,to give theirAttendance on the Firft Day of each Term, that the Bufin:(s of faidCourt may be firft dilpatch®d? And the Juftices of the Pesce for fiidCounty are hereby defired dealonably o attend accordingly. . And to all Perfons who fhall have sny Bufinels before the faid Inferior Court, that they need not attend ’cill Wedne(day in the Firt Weck of esch Term except July, and then not ’till Thurfdsy in feid Week. Attefis Joun Frost, Clerk of faid Coursy